View the PDF file under 10 History Links on life in the trenches. Using this file, our lessons, and any further research of your own, discuss something interesting about life in the trenches during WW I. Post your thoughts in the blog window below.
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life sucked back then
life in the trenches was bad because of all the trench foot dead bodys not much food bad weather and mud to slow the soldeirs down when going over the top