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27 March, 02:14

Why did fighting on the Western Front of World War I become a stalemate with high casualties but little progress?

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  1. 27 March, 06:07
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    Because it was t rench warfare. The armies faced eachother in lines of trenches so they were protected from eachother's line of fire.
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