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S1W11: WWI Begins

Amanda Payne

Created on October 18, 2024

S1W11: WWI Begins

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The Beginning of WWI

U.S. History

01

Essential Question

What were the main causes of WWI?

This Week's Vocabulary

Alliance

Assasination

British Empire

Colony

Imperialism

Germany

World War I

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02

Engage & Explore

Let's engage! We will engage our prior knowledge by assessing what we know about WWI. We will explore the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand to see if one event can trigger a world war

Prior knowledge:

Causes of WWI

video

What Caused the First world war?

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The Powder keg Explodes

video

How the assassination of archduke Franz Ferdinand Unfolded

The Powder keg Explodes

The Powder keg Explodes

Click HERE to read an article exploring why his assassination was the last straw.

HERE

Beginning of WWI

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03

Explain & Elaborate

We will explain how the United States got involved in WWI and elaborate by demonstrating how Americans in the U.S. contributed to Allied victories in Eupore.

Pre-War Alliances

video

Alliances Leading to WWI

America before WWI

video

How the U.S. Entered WWI

War in Europe

War in Europe

The Lusitania and The U.S

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Why Didn't The U.S. join WWI Sooner?

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An Appeal for War

America Gets Involved

America Sends Soldiers

Relief for the Allies

Relief for the Allies

Hundred Days' Offensive

The end of the war!

We will explore the events between the U.S. joining WWI and the end of the war more in the coming weeks.

04

Evaluate

We will evaluate our understanding of the causes of WWI.

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Reflect:

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