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Explanation:
1. What were the trenches?
Trenches are deep long , narrow ditches dug into the ground that were used to fight, a kind of warfare used in World War I.
2. What was the industrialization of war?
A period in the history of warfare which change the focus of everyday activities as a result of industrial revolution from producing everyday items to producing weapons
3. How did the new artillery affect the course of war?
The new artillery change the course of war, the introduction and used of heavy guns plays a vital role in the battle field.
4. What is "shell shock"? Shellshock is the medical condition that affect soldiers mentally during wars due to the effect of intensity of the bombardment and fighting, it is similar to PTSD.
5. What happened at the Battle of the Somme? This battle was fought between the allied (French and Britain) and Germany, at which the allied intended to achieved a victory over the Germans which turned to a costly battle of the World War I
How many British Tommies were killed? It was estimated that Britain had thousands of causalities over the course of the battle of which 19,240 were killed
How far did the allies advance? The allies advanced for six mile into Germans territory.
C. The 1995 Oklahoma City bombing
In order to show his audience that he was a supporter of the civil rights, president mentioned: that it was constitutional and legal.
<h3>What is meant by civil rights?</h3>
This is the term that is used to refer to the given rights that the people have as citizens of the United States.
The civil rights of the people of the United States are the political and the social rights of the people of the nation.
Some of these rights are based on freedom and equality and also the rights to vote.
Some of these rights are:
- right to fair trial
- Right to vote and be voted for
- Right to education
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The products produced on the prairies went mostly to the market of A. TO PEOPLE IN THE CITIES.
The American prairie is a large area of level land with deep, fertile soil; a cover of tall, coarse grasses; and few trees.
The Great Plains became on of the most productive farmlands in the world.
