'Allied cause' diaporamas de présentation

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The War at Sea

The War at Sea. The British established a blockade against German ports. The Germans declared the waters around the British Isles to be a war zone. . Naval Strength, Aug. 1914. British Ships. German High Seas Fleet. Admiral Tirpitz.

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Chapter 28

Descent into the Abyss: World War I and the Crisis of the European Global Order I) The Coming of the Great War II) A World at War III) Failed Peace IV) World War I and the Nationalist Assault on the European Colonial Order. Chapter 28. Chapter 28 Introduction.

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World War I

World War I. BC First Nations 12.

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The United States in World War I

The United States in World War I. The Main Idea The United States helped turn the tide for an Allied victory. Reading Focus Why did the United States try to stay neutral in the war? Which events showed that America was heading into war? What contributions did Americans make in Europe?

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Disillusion, Defiance, & Discontent

Disillusion, Defiance, & Discontent. Modernism 1914-1946. Story of the times . America was hailed a world power, albeit we were losing our youthful innocence & brash innocence. Within a world of wars, America was becoming disenchanted with that which came before. Time of Invention & conflict.

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World War Looms

World War Looms. From Isolationism to Internationalism (1920-1941). Economic Pressures. Many European nations urged the U.S. to forgive the huge reparation debts they had accumulated during World War I. Germany paid some of its reparations ($33 billion), but fell behind in payments.

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American Foreign Policy Between the World Wars

American Foreign Policy Between the World Wars. Jesse Owens- 1936 Olympics. I: Economic Pressures. A. Many European nations urged the U.S. to forgive the huge reparation debts they had accumulated during World War I.

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Propaganda- WWI

Propaganda- WWI. Propaganda. America is neutral Swaying Americans? What is it? How did it affect America? Types of Propaganda Gallery Walk. America is neutral. Wilson determined to keep America out of the war in Europe.

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Chapter 19 section 4

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Chapter 19 Section 4

Chapter 19 Section 4. Henry Ford- against the war- Ordered to build tanks and tractors . Chapter 19 Section 4 continued. Financing the war- Liberty Bonds- special war bonds to support the Allied cause Price controls- system of pricing determined by the government

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COS Standard 4

COS Standard 4. Describe causes, events and the impact of military involvement of the US in WWI, including mobilization and economic and political changes. Causes. In the 1860s, Prussia began a series of wars to unite the German states.

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