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Understanding America’s Involvement and Impact in World War I

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This outline explores the reasons behind America's entry into World War I and its unique experiences during the conflict. It discusses the changing perceptions of soldiers before and after the war, significant military innovations, and the effects of the war on American society. Key questions prompted include the motivations for intervention, the implications of technological advancements, and how the war marked a departure from previous military conflicts. Students will engage in discussions about the psychological effects on returning soldiers and assess America's evolving role in global affairs post-war.

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  1. Ch. 23

  2. Bell Work:Monday Feb 4, 2013 • List two reasons why America entered WWI: • Do you think that America should have entered WWI? Why or why not?

  3. Bell WorkTuesday Feb. 5, 2013 • Why did Albert’s family buy Joey? • What do Albert and Joey work all night on? • What reason does Albert’s mother give for his father’s drinking?

  4. Bell Work:Thursday Dec. 12, 2013 • What reason does Albert’s mother give for his father’s drinking? • Why did armies stop using horses for battle shortly after WWI began? • Why don’t the Germans shoot and kill Joey with the other captured horses?

  5. Housekeeping • Causes for WWI assignment due today • Chapter 22 Notes due today • ALL MISSING WORK DUE FRIDAY DEC 20!

  6. Bell Work:Friday, Dec. 13, 2013 • Describe trench warfare as it was seen in the movie. • List 3 military inventions/innovations shown in the movie

  7. Housekeeping • Finish movie- Turn in movie guide • Begin chapter 23 Vocabulary • Continue working on missing/late work • LAST DAY TO TURN IN WORK IS FRIDAY DEC 20 • Unit 4 Test (WWI) on FRIDAY DEC 20 • If you know you will be gone, arrange to take it early!

  8. Vocab and Intro • Complete the vocab on page 1 • Read the chapter introduction on page 293 and answer the two questions on the bottom of page 2.

  9. Bell WorkMonday Dec. 16, 2013 • How did soldiers view WWI before the fighting started? • At the end of the movie War Horse, how did the soldiers respond to the news that the war ended? • How was WWI unique to all other previous wars?

  10. Housekeeping • Unit 4 (WWI) Test on Friday- review guides tomorrow • Grade reports last 5 minutes of class (someone remind me) • Missing/late work due on FRIDAY • Today’s objectives: • Students will discuss, with two peers, how WWI effected the perception of war. • Students will describe three ways that WWI was unique for America.

  11. WWI in Rap • Discussion Questions: • What part of the rap and the lyrics is most memorable to you? • What kind of emotions are shown in this rap? • Judging from the emotions of the rap, how do you think that the world responded to the end of WWI? • What happened in during the war that effected the perception of the war?

  12. A War of Firsts for the United States • The Nation’s First selective service system • The First Americans reach French soil • The First African-AmericanOfficer training camp.

  13. Exit SlipDue before you leave • How did soldiers view WWI before the war started? • How did soldiers view WWI after it ended? • What happened in the war to change this perception? • What are three ways that WWI was unique to America?

  14. Bell Work:Tuesday Dec. 17, 2013 • How was WWI unique to all other American wars? • How did the Russian Revolution effect the war? • Why was the timing of the American Expeditionary Force so significant?

  15. Housekeeping • Unit 4 Test Friday • All missing work Friday • Today: • Review work from yesterday • New technology • WWI Christmas Story

  16. New Technologies Change the Way the War was Fought • Machine Gun

  17. Flame thrower

  18. Howitzers/Big Berthas

  19. Weapons of war • WWI dogfights • German uboats

  20. Bell WorkWednesday Dec. 18, 2013 • What is a dogfight? • How did Germany’s U-boats violate international law? • Describe life living in a trench.

  21. Housekeeping • Christmas cards due today • Unit 4 Test Friday • All missing/late word due Friday

  22. Videos! • WWI dogfights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnW_M5Qb7mw • WWI U-boats: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCrzaC4aLPg • WWI Battleships: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNsU4mcaa6U

  23. Page 5 in your notes 23.4 The War Comes to a Close (pg. 300-301)

  24. Graphing the casualties: • Page 6 in your notes • Page 300 in the textbook

  25. Bell WorkThursday Dec. 19, 2013 • What does armistice mean • What are the MAIN reasons for WWI? • What was the purpose of a convoy?

  26. Housekeeping • Unit 4 Test Tomorrow • All missing work due tomorrow

  27. Total War: • A war of resources: money, food, weapons, resources

  28. Germany Surrenders: • President Wilson • Peace without victory • Wilson’s Fourteen Points: No blame on anyone, we work together to rebuild Europe, we form a League of Nations to make sure another war like this never happens again. • The rest of the Allied Powers • Want to blame someone! • They want something for their sacrifice.

  29. Treaty of Versailles • In the end… Germany gets the blame, Wilson gets his League of Nations. • Germany must pay reparations- 30 billion dollars. • Germany loses territory and pride.

  30. Back in the U.S.A A return to normalcy? • Aftermath of the war • U.S. is getting more powerful • But, the world is not a safe place • Soldiers returning • Emotional problems • No jobs available • Longing for “the good old days”

  31. Bell WorkThursday Feb. 14, 2013 • What was the purpose of the Meuse-Argonne offensive? • Why was the timing of the arrival of the AEF critical to the Allies? • How did the U.S. build the large fighting force needed to enter WWI?

  32. Project Topics: • U-boats • Dreadnoughts (battleships) • WWI Airplanes • Machine guns • WWI tanks • Chemical weapons • Howitzers/Big Berthas • Trench warfare

  33. Bell Work:Friday Feb. 15, 2013 • How did President Wilson respond to the sinking of the Lusitania in 1915 ? (p. 287) • In the Zimmerman note, what did Germany promise Mexico in return for its support during WWI? (p. 290) • What was President Wilson’s idea for ending WWI? (Versailles notes page)

  34. Bell WorkTuesday Feb. 19, 2013 • What was the Sussex Pledge? • Why was trench warfare developed in WWI? • What was life like in the U.S. after the war?

  35. Bell WorkThursday Feb. 21, 2013 • What is Jazz music? • List 2 things you may know about the Roaring 20s?

  36. Wednesday Jan 8, 2014 Housekeeping: • Open Note/Book Test Today • Missing work today and tomorrow • Exhibition