How did the central powers and the allies try to break the deadlock caused by trench warfare?

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Sandra Villarreal

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1 November, 23:51

How did the central powers and the allies try to break the deadlock caused by trench warfare?

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Aleah Ellison · Answer 1

They started more war fronts and then tried Ariel attacks.

Explanation:

The trenches were an invention during the time of the first world war when the soldiers began to dig into the fields and fight from them instead of open pitched battle which was common in the time.

The trenches were thus marked as the end of the fast paced war as both forces had defensive portions on the turf.

This was to be worked around by using more war fronts to surround and bypass the trenches as well as ways to mount the other trenches and overtake them.