The start of Modern Fashion The effect of World War I

Feb 04, 2013

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The start of Modern Fashion The effect of World War I

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The Start of World War I

Things to remember. World War I does not involve Nazis.World War I does not involve Hitler.World War I does not involve the holocaust.World War I does not involve Pearl Harbor.World War I does not involve Normandy.World War I and World War II are related to each other, we will cover that in the

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The Spark of World War I

The Spark of World War I. & the Zimmerman Telegram. Presentation created by Robert Martinez Primary Content Source: The Story of US by Joy Hakim. Gavrilo Princip , a lean angry teenager, was a member of a terrorist organization called the Black Hand.

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Start of WORLD WAR I

Start of WORLD WAR I. Activator: Answer Yesterday’s EQs. How did nationalism, imperialism, militarism, and the alliance system cause World War I (WWI)? What chain of events led to the start of WWI?. Who do you think was the most to blame? Why?. Review. Essential Questions.

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I. Effect of the Mexican War

I. Effect of the Mexican War. “Conscience Whigs,” led by JQ Adams’ son Charles Francis Adams, called the war immoral. Whigs won control of Congress in 1846, called for no land, and criticized Manifest Destiny. Wilmot Proviso.

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The Aftermath of World War I

The Aftermath of World War I. Nationalism, Imperialism, and World War I. The Paris Peace Conference (1919). Believing that President Wilson’s offer would be the basis of the peace settlement, Germans agreed to end the war and overthrow the Kaiser.

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World War I The guts of the war…..

World War I The guts of the war….. . Causes of World War I. Balkan Powder Keg Caution Explosive. M ilitarism Arms race. Blank Check Given to Austria by Germany. A lliance System. N ationalism. Immediate Cause The Assassination At Sarajevo Set off the Powder Keg and Started WWI.

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The Causes of World War I

The Causes of World War I. 1900-1914. Early Alliances. 1871 Germany won Alsace-Lorraine from France in the Franc0-Prussian War Two early alliances: Germany, Austria, Russia originally, but it will soon fall apart (Three Emperors League) Germany, Austria, Italy | The Triple Alliance

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The End of World War I

The End of World War I. Essential Question. Wilson’s 14 Points. America joined WWI to protect democracy, & that created a high, idealistic purpose for WWI The stalemate continued on the Western front January 1918 – President Wilson tells Congress his ideas to create a more fair world

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The Horrors of World War I

The Horrors of World War I. 1.Why was this war so horrifying?. A.) Reality vs. fantasy of being in WWI. B.) Lack of preparation for the soldiers. C.) Damage that was caused by new weapons and warfare. D.) Burden put on YOUNG men and women.

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The Background of World War I

The Background of World War I. M.A.I.N. M= Militarism government policy of investing in military, strengthening armed forces, and pursuit of military ideals A= Alliances association of groups, people, or nations who agree to cooperate to achieve a common goal I= Imperialism

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The Effects of World War I

The Effects of World War I. SS6H7 The student will explain conflict and change in Europe to the 21st century. a. Describe major developments following World War I: the Russian Revolution, the Treaty of Versailles, worldwide depression, and the rise of Nazism. The Russian Revolution.

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The Start of World War I

The Start of World War I. Opener: left side of notebook Write down everything that you think you know about World War I (who, where, when, what, why…). THE GREAT WAR. U.S. History. FOUR M.A.I.N. LONG-TERM CAUSES OF THE WAR. 1. Militarism 2. Alliance System 3. Imperialist Rivalries

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Aeronautical technology flows at the start of World War I

Aeronautical technology flows at the start of World War I. by Peter B. Meyer U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics --- findings and views are those of the author, not the BLS ESSHC conference, Vienna April 2014 . 1. A pre-history of the airplane.

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The Causes of World War I

The Causes of World War I. Long-Term Causes. II. Short-Term Causes. Long-Term Causes of World War I. I. Long-Term Causes of WWI. 1. Definition:. A. * M ilitarism. a. The glorification of military power. b. Aggressiveness that involves the threat of military force.

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The Start of World War I

The Start of World War I. Objective. By the end of the lesson, SWBAT explain how and analyze why World War I broke out in Europe By the end of the lesson, SWBAT describe and analyze the brutality of World War I. Lightning Round Review. What is nationalism? What is militarism?

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The Start of World War I

The Start of World War I. Opener : top left side of notebook Write down everything that you think you know about World War I (who, where, when, what, why…). THE GREAT WAR. U.S. History. FOUR M.A.I.N. LONG-TERM CAUSES OF THE WAR. 1. Militarism 2. Alliance System 3. Imperialist Rivalries

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The Causes of World War I

The Causes of World War I. In this lesson, students will be able to define the following terms: Nationalism Imperialism The Alliance System Militarism. There many causes of the first World War. The War began in 1914 and lasted until 1918. In 1914, Austria’s Archduke Francis

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World War I Dates: 1914-1918 Great Nations at the start of the Great War (World War I):

World War I Dates: 1914-1918 Great Nations at the start of the Great War (World War I): Great Britain (England) France Germany Austria-Hungary Russia Italy USA Ottoman (Turkish) Empire. MAIN long term causes. Militarism Alliances Imperialism Nationalism. Imperialism.

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The End of World War I

The End of World War I. The Peace Negotiations. Woodrow Wilson’s 14 Point Plan. 1. No secret treaties 2. Freedom of the seas 3. Tariffs and economic barriers should be lowered or abolished 4. Reduction of armaments

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The Start of World War II

The Start of World War II. Objective. By the end of the lesson, SWBAT explain how and analyze why World War I broke out in Europe By the end of the lesson, SWBAT describe and analyze the brutality of World War I. Lightning Round Review. What is nationalism? What is militarism?

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The Causes of World War I

The Causes of World War I. In this lesson, students will be able to define the following terms: Nationalism Imperialism The Alliance System Militarism. World War I. World War I began in 1914 after the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary

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The Causes of World War I

The Causes of World War I. The Imperialistic Powers of France, Great Britain, Austria-Hungary, Italy and Russia became rivals. Imperialism – control or influence a powerful nation has over a weaker country Nationalism – loyalty to one’s country or nation

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