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The Impact of Nationalism on Global Conflicts and the Origins of World War I

This lesson explores the concept of nationalism, its historical role in shaping conflicts, and its possible implications for future wars. Students will define nationalism and examine its effects in previous conflicts, particularly in France and Africa. The lesson will then guide students to analyze the causes of World War I, including the significance of the Triple Alliance, Triple Entente, and the assassination of Franz Ferdinand. By completing a worksheet, students will articulate their views on which cause was most pivotal in leading Europe to war.

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The Impact of Nationalism on Global Conflicts and the Origins of World War I

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  1. Warm Up 1. Define ‘nationalism’ 2. How has nationalism impacted previous conflicts (hint: think about France and/or Africa)? 3. Predict how nationalism might impact future/other wars/issues.

  2. World at War The first world war

  3. Causes of the first world war Copy into your notes:

  4. To Do: • Using textbook pages 779-780 • 1. fill out your chart • 2. Define/Identify: Triple Alliance, Triple Entente, Franz Ferdinand • 3. reading check question on bottom of pg. 780

  5. Take survey on handout. • Discuss with neighbor your responses. Be sure to explain why you answered how you did.

  6. WWI Worksheet • Begin work on the ‘causes of WWI’ worksheet • Complete all four components.

  7. Most significant cause? • Write a paragraph defending which of the causes you think is most significant to sending the European world into war. BE SURE TO JUSTIFY YOUR ANSWER

  8. But, sir, why are we going to war?? • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfxrTD-kPps

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