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

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Global Involvements and WWI (1902-1920)

Global Involvements and WWI (1902-1920). Chapter 22. Guiding Questions. What were the motivations for the US to get involved in China and Latin America during the early 20 th Century? Why did the United States enter the European (Great War) in April 1917?. Guiding Questions.

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World War I on the Home Front

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War Mobilization

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The First World War

The First World War. McIntyre. Boys and Girls! War Savings Stamps Poster by James Montgomery Flagg 1917-18. The First World War:. What?. When?. War involving nearly all the nations of the world. 1914-1918. The First World War:. Why?. Long term - 1. Alliance system

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The Home Front

The Home Front. How did the home front respond to US entry into WWI?. Agenda 3/1. Bell Work Intro to the Home Front Meeting the Players on the Home Front (Ch. 24) WWI Project and Propaganda. Bell Work.

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World War I

World War I. Main Ideas (go on the left side). Outbreak of the War United States Zimmerman Note Texas in the War Supporting the War Prejudice at Home Results of WWI. Outbreak of War. 1914, terrorist kills Archduke of Austria-Hungary Europeans went to war

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The War on the Home Front

Propaganda and Forced Cooperation . The War on the Home Front. Committee on Public Information. Realizing war in Europe would mean a total war, Wilson created the CPI to sway public opinion.

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BR 1) Should those that were accused of desertion have been killed? Explain.

Objective: Analyze the effect of the naval blockade and unrestricted submarine warfare by evaluating primary sources. BR 1) Should those that were accused of desertion have been killed? Explain. 2) Should they be remembered in war memorials?

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