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    The Industrial Revolution impacted World War 1 by enabling mass production of weapons, ammunition, vehicles, and other war materials. Civilians could help the war effort by volunteering on farms, joining women's organizations that provided support, donating money or goods to the troops, and conserving resources at home. Life in the trenches was miserable, as soldiers endured cramped conditions, vermin, disease, shelling, gas attacks, and the constant presence of death. Poison gas caused severe burning of the skin, eyes, lungs, and other tissues, often leaving soldiers blinded or in excruciating pain before resulting in death by drowning in one's own fluids.

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    The Industrial Revolution impacted World War 1 by enabling mass production of weapons, ammunition, vehicles, and other war materials. Civilians could help the war effort by volunteering on farms, joining women's organizations that provided support, donating money or goods to the troops, and conserving resources at home. Life in the trenches was miserable, as soldiers endured cramped conditions, vermin, disease, shelling, gas attacks, and the constant presence of death. Poison gas caused severe burning of the skin, eyes, lungs, and other tissues, often leaving soldiers blinded or in excruciating pain before resulting in death by drowning in one's own fluids.

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    The Industrial Revolution impacted World War 1 by enabling mass production of weapons, ammunition, vehicles, and other war materials. Civilians could help the war effort by volunteering on farms, joining women's organizations that provided support, donating money or goods to the troops, and conserving resources at home. Life in the trenches was miserable, as soldiers endured cramped conditions, vermin, disease, shelling, gas attacks, and the constant presence of death. Poison gas caused severe burning of the skin, eyes, lungs, and other tissues, often leaving soldiers blinded or in excruciating pain before resulting in death by drowning in one's own fluids.

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    Item # 92: The Great War Learning Goals 1 & 2

    1. What was the impact of the Industrial Revolution on the Great War?
    http://prezi.com/xxtw7rqn41jz/?
    utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share
    http://www.saburchill.com/history/chapters/IR/069.html
    2. Look at these posters and name 4 ways that civilians could help with the war
    http://www.firstworldwar.com/posters/uk.htm (click on the poster to move to the
    next poster)
    3. Describe life in a trench:
    4. What did poison gas do to the soldiers? Google some pictures and brace yourself
    its very gruesomeDescribe what happened to them.
    Use the Faces of World War I book:
    5. Notice page 246, Imagine yourself in a trench listening to thishow would you
    feel?
    6. Go to p. 274-275 how did gas victims deal with their scars?
    7. Look at p. 276-280 When did they find their bodies?

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