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Read the poem “The Man He Killed” Compare the message in the poem to the messages you discovered in the Xmas Truce.

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1 Read the poem “The Man He Killed” Compare the message in the poem to the messages you discovered in the Xmas Truce

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4 Analyze the causes of Trench Warfare Describe the conditions experienced in Trench Warfare from 1914-1917 Examine the impact of industrial inventions during WWI

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31 Machine Gun Tank Mortars/Cannons Airplane Chemical Warfare (MG) Submarine

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41 They almost win WWI for Germany… why? Instead, they will lose WWI for Germany…why? –1915…British liner Lusitanian sunk 1,200 drowned, 118 Americans –USA joins Allied Powers in 1917

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