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Rules and Expectations

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  1. Please make sure you signed in with your first and last name, along with your teacher’s name to earn full credit. Here’s an example of what it should look like: Jane Doe-Mr. Smith (If you need to, please log out and re-sign to list your teacher’s name) • This collaboration will satisfy the collaboration requirement for segment 2.

  2. Rules and Expectations • Be polite! • Please respect all teachers, students and helpers. • Please raise your hand if you have a question, or type it in the chat box. • Please be patient, if there are a large number of students things may take longer.

  3. Lesson 7.01 & 7.02Plus Collaboration

  4. Causes for WWI MILITARISM - War was considered a valid foreign policy. All major powers had Strong military forces. Germany and Great Britain were rivals over naval forces. Germany built up military to prevent France from recapturing Alsace and Lorraine. M ALLIANCES - Three Emperors League, Dual Alliance, Triple Alliance, Duel Entente, Entente Cordiale , Triple Entente (the Allies), and the Triple Alliance Nations (Central Powers.) A N NATIONALISM - Serbians wanted to unite with Serbians in Austria Hungary. In addition, Slavs in Russia wanted to help Slavs in Serbia. I IMPERIALISM - Germany’s desire for colonies overseas provoked military incidents with Britain and France. ASSASSINATION - Archduke Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary assassinated by a Serbian Nationalist while on a diplomatic visit to Sarajevo, Bosnia. A

  5. 1907 Triple Entente (Great Britain, France, and Russia- Allies 1871 –Germany increases military to keep France from recapturing Alsace and Lorraine after Franco Prussian War 1882 – Triple Alliance (Germany, Hungary, Italy-Central Powers) Austria Hungary (backed by Germany) declared war on Serbia 1911 – Germany challenges France for Morocco 1914 Archduke Ferdinand of Austria Hungary Assassinated 1912-1913 Balkan Wars “Powder Keg of Europe” Russia mobilized troops to help Serbia so Germany declared war on Russia. Britain declared war on Germany because they broke a treaty and invaded Belgium to get to France. (Schlieffen Plan) Germany declared war on France because they were Russia’s Ally.

  6. 7.01 is a worksheet with 8 multiple choice questions. Main Ideas to Review: • MANIA • Unrest in the Balkans • Declaration of War/Events leading to the War • Schlieffen Plan

  7. 7.02 Modern Warfare Machine Guns and Gas Trench Foot Life in the Trenches Tanks No Man’s Land and Barbed Wire Planes

  8. Western Front and Eastern Front Reason for US Involvement Eastern Front –movement to cover large area Western Front - Trenches The Zimmerman Letter Sinking of the Lusitania End of the War League of Nations Treaty of Versailles

  9. 7.02 Assessment Directions Here are some questions to consider: What nation are you fighting for? Why did you decide to fight for your nation? Was fighting in the war what you expected? Are you able to effectively fight against your enemy? Why or why not? What have you seen, heard, and smelled in the trenches? What do you know about the enemy? What are your goals if you make it out alive? How are you passing the time? What would you like to tell your family or the citizens of the nation that you are fighting for? Create 10 “tweets” or text messages about your experiences as a young soldier on the Western Front. What is a tweet? It is a post or status update on Twitter. Twitter only allows messages of 140 characters or less.

  10. Fun with Collaboration Directions Step 1: Pick your topic. Only one person per topic. First one to type their full name owns the topic. Step 2: Finish the post with details and information on the topic. Post should be at least 2 sentences (not including the prompt). Step 3: Find a picture that represents your topic. Minimize it to fit in to one of the boxes at the top of the template. Pics can be copied from the lesson or Google images.

  11. Sign up - Fill-in Page 1 first. Go to 2nd page if needed. Page 1 Page 2

  12. WWI Place Picture Here Place Picture Here Place Picture Here Page 1 WWI – 1914-1919 About: This page is to keep the world informed of the news and events of the Great War. Life in the trenches is no picnic! Soldiers deal with Feb 1916 Modern warfare! New Weapons being used in the Great War are March 1915 The Nations are divided! Who is on what side you might ask? August 1914

  13. WWI Place Picture Here Place Picture Here Place Picture Here Page 2 About: This page is to keep the world informed of the news and events of the Great War. WWI – 1914-1919 The Eastern front shuts down! Fighting has ended due to March 1918 The Doughboys are on their way to the front! The U.S. enters the war because April 1917 The spark that has started the Great War! The assassination of July 1914

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