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1 World War 1 By Foster

2 Trenches Water logged trenches

3 Marches The troops marching to a battle.

4 Gas Masks The gas masks they wore that protected them from poison dropped by planes

5 Parades Soldiers having parades going of to fight

6 Tanks Tanks that are used for fighting

7 Machine Guns Soldiers shooting machine guns while they wear Gas masks

8 Dead All the destruction after a battle

9 Different kind of mask

10 Cannons Cannons that they fought with in world war 1

11 Australian soldiers Australian soldiers marching into battle against a enemy country

12 Liberty bonds When citizens lend money to the government so they can pay for the war

13 All the countries All the different alliances in world war one

14 Generals German general Fedor Von Bock

15 Planes Planes Germany used in world war 1

16 Protective suits Protective gear the soldiers wore to protect themselves from poison gases

17 Suits Different suits worn by Generals

18 Stuff A whole collection of military items that soldiers used

19 Posters Propaganda posters persuaded people to do different things

20 Weapons These are the weapons they weren’t smart enough to invent

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