What was it like for the average solider in the trenches

It was a very rough time for them. There were rats, mud, low food rations, and the war going around them at all times. They usually didn't have much fun to do, and when there was free time they would write letters to their family, if they would even be able to be sent out. The soldiers feet would get dirty, and even infected due to the constant muddy and often wet due to rain ground. 

They lived there day and night, can you imagine that? Living in narrow little trenches made of dirt with bullets flying over your head? It was awful, the time they spent in the trenches was hard time. They got little sleep, if they slept at all, with all the noise going around them. There was no toilets, so they use latrines, a hole in the ground covered with dirt. There was dead bodies buried around them. It was very smelly, and hard to live a sustainable life, but they survived. I hope this answer helped.

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Explanation:

explored Florida

De Soto

drowned river valley

Chesapeake Bay

includes Adirondacks and Catskills

Appalachian Highland

The only part of the United States explored by Russia

Northwest coastline

political region

state, city

Most of the Southern United States was explored by the:

Spanish

and are on the same large land mass

Europe and Asia

level area of elevated land

plateau

named Newfoundland

Cabot

large body of water partly or wholly surrounded by land

sea

One reason why the United States has become prosperous is its

climate

north-central U.S.A.; contains many lakes

Superior Uplands

is land that extends into the water and is almost surrounded by the water.

peninsula

explored Arizona and New Mexico

Coronado

The River is the longest river in the US

Mississippi

divided by the Laramie Plain

Rocky Mountains

Land covers about of the earth

one quarter

A large mass of slow moving ice

glacier

the interior area that supports the fewest trees

Great Plains

A natural region includes a

plateau

include the highest peak on the continental U.S.

The Pacific Coast Mountains

The first explorers of the North American continent were:

Norwegian

The seven continents are:

Europe

Asia

Africa

Antarctica

Australia

North America

South America

the area around New York was claimed by

Holland

admitted to the Union in the 20th century

Arizona