Trench Warfare

.Opposing Armies dig
miles of parallel
trenches to protect
themselves from
enemy fire

.Armies suffered huge
losses for small gains

.The space between the
trenches was known as
"no man's land"

10. Trench warfare in World War I was characterized by

A. a series of Russian victories.
B. heavy casualties and little territorial gain.
C. swift invasions and decisive attacks
D. tremendous German victories in the East

"the plan of removing the aboriginal people who yet remain within the settled portions of the united states . . approaches its consummation. . an extensive region . . has been assigned for their permanent residence. it has been divided into districts and allotted among them. many have already removed and others are preparing to go. . " removal of southern indians to indian territory, 1835 this passage is most closely related to a) imperialism. b) the civil war. c) westward expansion. d) the french indian war.