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Identify the struggles U.S. soldiers faced as they returned back home after the war? 

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Identify the struggles U.S. soldiers faced as they returned back home after the war? 

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When a soldier came home from the was they would often have shell shock or PTSD as it is known today. We still see PTSD in soldiers coming home from war today. In WW1 there was no help for disabled/ wounded veterans and since a lot of the factory jobs were taken up by other people who could not fight the young men would often become homeless as well.
National Academy Of sciences
https://thesciencebehindit.org/what-are-the-biggest-problems-facing-veterans-returning-home-from-conflict/#:~:text=Other%20common%20problems%20include%20posttraumatic,assaults%2C%20while%20in%20the%20military.

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How did the use of aircraft change battles during WWI?

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How did the use of aircraft change battles during WWI?

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The airplane was a new weapon for WW1, They were used in many different ways including resonance, fighting, and bombing. This is the 1st war where airplanes saw major battles as they were so new. Many people became famous for winning battles in airplanes for example the Red Barron was a German pilot who had about 80 air battle wins.
Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_victories_of_Manfred_von_Richthofen#:~:text=Manfred%20Albrecht%20Freiherr%20von%20Richthofen,Amiens%20on%2021%20April%201918.

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How did the arrival of U.S. soldiers affect the war? 

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How did the arrival of U.S. soldiers affect the war? 

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When the Americans arrived in Europe in 1917 they were new to war. The veteran soldiers who have been fighting for the past 3 years often called them Doughboys because they were eager to fight. With the freshmen on the front line, the counter-attacks and attacking the German trenches made it
easier.

Stars and Stripes

https://www.loc.gov/collections/stars-and-stripes/articles-and-essays/a-world-at-war/american-expeditionary-forces/

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What is a stalemate and how did trenches play a role in them?

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What is a stalemate and how did trenches play a role in them?

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A stalemate is when neither side can advance and gain ground. When the troops 1st started to dig down into the ground that was the beginning of the stalemate. Once they dug down then they were in for the long war because they could not just politely ask them to leave they had to storm the heavily defended trench which often they would not be able to do.

Google Dictionary https://www.google.com/search?q=What+is+a+stalemate&rlz=1CARWXF_enUS810&oq=What+is+a+stalemate&aqs=chrome..69i57.3334j0j9&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&safe=active&ssui=on

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The trench coat is a very long coat that typically goes down to the wearer’s leg, but did you know that the trench coat was 1st used in WW1 it was made just before ww1 but its use on that battlefield made it a valuable asset. The trench coat is able to keep the person inside worm and safe from the trenches.
CHRISTOPHER KLEIN
https://www.history.com/news/world-war-i-inventions-pilates-drones-kleenex

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When we think about drones we think about modern drones or quadcopters but the unmanned aircraft was actually made back in 1916. The 1st unmanned aircraft was able to hit its target from 75 miles away.
CHRISTOPHER KLEIN
https://www.history.com/news/world-war-i-inventions-pilates-drones-kleenex

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Stainless steel was invented in late 1913, the inverter os stainless steel is Harry Brearley of Sheffield. People have been trying to make stainless steel before but they all have failed. Brearley stainless steel was able to work because of its 12.8% chromium content.

G.P. Thomas
https://www.azom.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=8307#:~:text=Invention%20of%20Stainless%20Steel,had%20a%2012.8%25%20chromium%20content.

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What challenges/negatives came from trench warfare?

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What challenges/negatives came from trench warfare?

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There were a lot of challenges in the war, more than just being in the war. Trenches often had a lot of diseases and the risk of gas attacks every single day. There were also the mental challenges of the trench, for example, seeing your best friend dying from a gas attack or being blown up and you need to see their body every day, that was probably one of the biggest challenges of the trenches.
BRIAN DUNLEAVY https://www.history.com/news/life-in-the-trenches-of-world-war-i

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Trench Warfare was when the men fighting on the front line would dig down in the ground to be safer from the enemy. The trenches were big, they were about 3 meters deep and 1-2 meters wide (9.8x6.5 feet). They were often dug in a zig-zag pattern also they did this so if an artillery shell landed in the trench it would not go far down the trench.
Jennifer Llewellyn, Steve Thompson https://alphahistory.com/worldwar1/trench-warfare/#:~:text=Trenches%20were%20usually%20dug%20in,enemy%20soldier%20ever%20landed%20inside.

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WW1 was the first war that was fought using modern weapons such as tanks. In the wars, before WW1 wars would have been fought in lines such as the civil war was, but WW1 was fought in trenches instead.

The Walsdorf Originals https://prezi.com/jyb2fiunj_zi/what-made-ww1-different-from-all-other-wars/