Trenches
The name of the land between enemy trenches.
no man's land
The name of PTSD in WWI
Shell Shock
A revolution caused this country to get out of World War I.
Russia
The average depth of a trench.
3 meters deep
Name of an important canal in the early 20th century that would help make America have a two-ocean Navy.
Panama Canal
This happened to soldiers due to constant wet conditions.
Trench Foot
An additional measure of security near trenches.
barbed wire
This product became a leading export in Hawaii.
sugar
The width of the trenches.
1-2 meters
The strategy used to help protect merchant ships.
the convoy system
The most common symptom of Trench Fever.
itching
This is the pattern in which trenches were dug.
zig-zag
These two countries fought on the side of the Central Powers.
Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire
The approximate amount of trench lines dug in Europe.
2,490 kilometers
This act allowed the government to draft men between the ages 21-30 years old.
the Selective Service Act
The safest method of making a trench.
tunneling
The name of the boards at the bottom of trenches.
Duckboards
These two countries signed a trade agreement in 1858.
The United States and Japan
The distance between enemy trenches was _____ to ______ meters
50 to 250 meters
Name of the American troops sent to Europe during WWI.
American Expeditionary Force
This is what every soldier did first thing in the morning.
"stand to"
Three pests that lived in trenches.
frogs, mice, lice
China was forced to pay $333 million to 8 nations who provided military aid during this uprising.
Boxer Rebellion (Boxer Protocol)
A soldier usually had these three weapons.
Rifle, Bayonet, and Grenade
Name of the General who sent American soldiers to the Western Front.
General Pershing