'Lusitania' presentation slideshows

Great War or War to End all War Not called WWI until after WWII Total war

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FIRST ACTION OF THE WAR:

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World War One

World War One. Take notes on a separate piece of paper, paying close attention to Titles and words in BOLD. World War One: WWI. What caused WW1?.

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Exploring American History

Exploring American History. Unit VII- The Beginning of Modern America Chapter 23 Section 2 America Prepares for War. Americans Prepare for War. The Big Idea After entering World War I in 1917, Americans began the massive effort of preparing for war. Main Ideas

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Progressives

Middle class men and women Called for a strong federal government to fix the problems of the Gilded Age Hoped to remove power from the city and senators and return it to the people Believed that by helping the poor, socialism would be avoided. Progressives.

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Happy Monday Folks!

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Causes of WWI conflict in Europe

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World War I

World War I. Objective. Draw conclusions about the causes and effects of American involvement in the world wars. 4 REASONS FOR THE BEGINNING OF WORLD WAR I. SYSTEM OF ALLIANCES IMPERIALISM MILITARISM NATIONALISM. SYSTEM OF ALLIANCES.

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WWI

WWI. Day 2. RECAP. WWI when was it? Causes Allies and central powers. Think About It. If you were a country that was neutral (not at war) is it fair if you supply another country at war with weapons? Does that mean a country has the right to attack you?. Essential Question.

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Imperialism, Alliances and War

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Lesson created by Mrs. Janiak

Critique of American Isolationism CA Std: 11.4.5 & 11.7.1 Objective: to examine anti-isolationism attitude in the U.S. (pre-WWII) through political cartoons. Lesson created by Mrs. Janiak. Warm-Up: (answer each question). How did many Americans feel about war, after World War I was over?

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Expansion

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Review for Test on Imperialism and WWI

Review for Test on Imperialism and WWI. HW: Study for test on Monday Castle Learning due on Monday. 1. Results of Spanish American War . US became an imperialistic nation Gained Guam, Puerto Rico, Philippines, and Cuba. 2. Yellow Journalism .

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World War I

World War I. I. Initial Neutrality. American Neutrality Wilson issues neutrality proclamation on August 4, 1914. By 1917, U.S. became a major supplier of Allied munitions, food, and raw materials. . II. Submarine Crisis: Road to War in Europe.

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Journal

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WWI and America: Isolationism and Conflict

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Good Morning!

Good Morning!. NVC HOT ROC: WWI Prior Knowledge Mobilizing America for War Essential Question : How did the United States prepare for WWI? Homework : TEST ON FRIDAY!. WWI Prior Knowledge. Write down everything you know about WWI! USE YOUR CORNELL NOTES FROM OVER THE WEEKEND! .

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Early Years of War

Early Years of War. Western Front Schlieffen Plan (France must be knocked out first) Trench warfare By 1915, the Western Front was a stalemate between France/GB and Germany. Christmas Truce of 1914. Early Years of War. Eastern Front Mobile troops and massive movements

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WWI: Major Battles, New Weapons, Fighting Techniques, and Unrestricted Submarine Warfare.

WWI: Major Battles, New Weapons, Fighting Techniques, and Unrestricted Submarine Warfare. New Weapons. Tanks were used in trench warfare. They were slow and sometimes unreliable.

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