M.A.I.N. Causes of WWI |
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What were the alliances that lead to the war?
How did the "spark" lead to war? List the major nations and their alliances. Complete "Causes of World War I" Fill in the "Map of Alliances in 1914" (UK Source) |
Reality of War |
Be sure to complete the assigmnet at the end of this presentation
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Zimmermann Telegram |
Describe the Zimmermann Telegram?
Who wrote it, what did it call for? What was the U.S. reaction? |
U.S. Entry into WWI |
Read Chapter 21-2 & 21-3, pp. 712-722
Read Chapter 21-4, pp. 723-727 Section 4: Shaping the Peace Read: American History for Young Catholics, Chapter 20, "The United States in the First World War", "Communism in Russia" pp. 183-184, AND "The Church and World War I" (both parts) p.185. AND "Other Results of the War", pp. 187-188, Answer these questions on a separate sheet of loose-leaf paper Answer these questions on a separate sheet of loose-leaf paper. There are three ways to view the article: use the link above, the document below, or download the article as a .pdf. 1. As Food Administrator, what was Hebert Hoover able to accomplish? 2. How did the war weaken Russia? 3. What was the message the Blessed Virgin Mary give at Fatima? 4. Who wrote the Communist Manifesto? What were its teachings? How did its influence effect Christians? 5. Who offered the Seven-Point Peace Plan? Why was the Seven-Point peace plan rejected? Who used some of these points as a guide for the peace settlement? 6. Who was Emperor Charles? Why was he considered a good ruler?
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America's Involvement |
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Wilson's 14 Points
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Read either an original copy of Wilson's 14 points for peace or the summarized version in your text. List the main points and his general goals.
Read together the Treaty of Versailles Peace Negotiations and answer the questions.
Copy questions in notebook leave three lines after each to answer in notes. Write a paragraph or two comparing and contrasting the peace treaty and Wilson's goals for world peace
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The Peace Process |
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Test Studyguide |
M.A.I.N. Causes
Gavrilo Princip Archduke Ferdinand The Allied Powers The Central Powers Schlieffen Plan Sussex Pledge All Quiet on the Western Front as an anti-war story Zimmerman Telegram Lenin and the Bolshevik Revolution Gen. Pershing and the AEF The War Industires Board The Food Administration Self-determination 7-Point Peace Plan Wilson's 14 Points (some details) League of Nations The Treaty of Versailles - some of its terms (a victor's peace) The Big 3 (why was it not the Big 4) Explain the difference between the Treaty and Wilson's 14 Points Mary's warning to the world Why is the Church opposed to Communism Identify the allies, central powers, and new countries on a map. Propaganda, its purpose in the war and techniques Review Vocabulary Terms Review the Key Terms |