'Western front' presentation slideshows

UNIT 8 EXAM REVIEW

UNIT 8 EXAM REVIEW. GOOD LUCK AND STUDY HARD!. LIST THE COUNTRIES ON BOTH SIDES OF WWI. A: ENGLAND, FRANCE, RUSSIA, ITALY, AND US B: GERMANY, AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN EMPIRE, TURKEY(OTTOMAN EMPIRE). LIST FOUR CAUSES OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR. IMPERIALISM NATIONALISM ARMS RACE

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Workshop Groups

Workshop Groups. Group 1 Talia Tiffany Vahe Michelle Group 2 Sabine Pauline Alec Christina E Group 3 Patrick Lauren Michelle . Group 4 Christina A Eric Jacqueline Megan Group 5 Nicole Alex Melanie Hrag Group 6 Christina G Jeanine Sevag Ani. Writers Workshop.

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The Great War: World War I The War to End All Wars

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The German Hyperinflation of 1923

The German Hyperinflation of 1923. Hyperinflation

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Essential Question : What were battlefield conditions like during World War I?

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The 20 th Century: The Age of Total War

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Unit Four: World Leadership and Domestic Challenges

Unit Four: World Leadership and Domestic Challenges. 1914-present. Big Picture. World Wars : Breaks European dominance of world affairs. US and USSR become superpowers

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World War I

World War I. The Great War. What were the Causes of World War One?. What were the Causes of WWI?. Nationalism Imperialism/Colonialism Militarism. What else?. Diplomatic Failures Alliance System. Pre-WWI Alliances. 1882 Triple Alliance 1894 Franco-Russian Alliance 1904 Entente Cordiale

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WORLD WAR I

WORLD WAR I. The Fulfillment of Progressivism and Historicism on an International Scale. World War 1: The Logical Ending Point for Progressivism and Historicism. Review from the Progressive Era: Where did these kinds of ideas come from??? GERMAN HISTORICISTS LIKE: GEORGE HEGEL

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By ERICH MARIA REMARQUE

All Quiet on the Western Front. By ERICH MARIA REMARQUE. Erich Maria Remarque.

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The War Affects the World

The War Affects the World. By 1915, the war on both European fronts promised to be a long, grim affair. All of the Great Powers looked for new allies to tip the balance of power and win. Setting the Stage. Italy joined the Allies Bulgaria joined the Central Powers

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The War Ends!

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Ending the War in Europe

Ending the War in Europe. How did Canadian Forces Contribute?. By 1939, Canada was committed to total war. Industry was retooled to produce the weapons and materials needed equip the allies. The Plans to take back Europe.

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The Great War

The Great War. 1914. War Plans Fail in the West. The great war began exactly according to plan. A million German troops are loaded into 6,480 railways trains and headed towards Belgium. (Scheliefen Plan). And the French. The French begin to execute Plan 17.

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Paths of Glory

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Vimy Ridge 1917: Birth of a Nation

Vimy Ridge 1917: Birth of a Nation. The Allied Military Leaders were slowly learning that sending troops "over the top" to be slaughtered as they stumbled toward enemy machine gunners and barbed wire was not going to bring victory.

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Tactics & Battles During World War I

Tactics & Battles During World War I. How and where were the major battles of World War I fought?. I. Schlieffen Plan ( Shlee -fun). A. Germany developed the Schlieffen Plan to avoid fighting on two fronts 1) Attack and defeat France first on the western front

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A DIVIDED EUROPE

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Causes of WWI

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World War I Major Battles of the Eastern and Western Fronts

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