Britain relied on voluntary enlistment rather than conscription when the "Your Country Needs You" poster was first published., True, False, Lord Kitchener was chosen for the poster because he was one of Britain's most respected leaders., True, False, Soldiers in the trenches usually had clean, spacious dugouts where they could rest comfortably., True, False, Rats, lice, mud and disease made everyday life in the trenches physically and mentally difficult., True, False, During World War 1, doctors fully understood shell shock and knew how to treat it effectively., True, False, Soldiers with shell shock could experience symptoms such as trembling, paralysis and difficulty speaking even without visible physical injuries., True, False, Soldiers were allowed to freely describe troop locations and military plans in their letters home., True, False, Censored letters are still valuable historical sources because they reveal soldiers' thought, feelings and daily lives during the war., True, False

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