1. KD: 2. Label each of the 15 parts. (15)

2. Source 11 - by Greg Hetherton, Historian

3. Source 12 - by Greg Hetherton, Historian

6. Many soldiers fighting in the First World War suffered from
Trench Foot
 Many soldiers fighting in the
First World War suffered from
trench foot. This was an
infection of the feet caused by
cold, wet and insanitary
conditions. In the trenches men
stood for hours on end in
waterlogged trenches without
being able to remove wet
socks or boots. The feet would
gradually go numb and the skin
would turn red or blue. If
untreated, trench foot could
turn gangrenous and result in amputation. Trench foot was a particular problem in the early stages of the war. For example, during the winter of over 20,000 men in the British Army were treated for trench foot.

7. Trench Foot

12. ESSAY PRACTICE and SOURCES ANALYSIS:
Your assignment will be to write a letter to a friend describing what life in the trenches was like. Use pages 26 – 27 (Sources A - H) and Sources that we reviewed, to get some ideas. This assignment is worth 20 marks.
Be CREATIVE with your analysis and QTS. Put the info from the Sources into an accurate and descriptive summary of life in the trenches.
Review Objective #7 and emphasise the ‘horrible and dangerous’ conditions.

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