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WWI. Entering the war US influence Designing the Peace Reactions to the Peace. Why we went to war. Late 1916- last attempt to mediate falls through Jan 1917- “Only peace w/o victory will prove durable” Germany announced intent to wage unlimited submarine warfare

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WWI . IS War ever Justified? If so which nations were Justified in going to war?. To look deeply at WWI we have to look at the sources. Source – A person, document, or artifact that gives information Primary Source-

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WWI Poetry. Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen. Siegfried Sassoon Sept 8, 1886 – Sept 1, 1967. Was born and grew up in Weirleigh in Kent His Jewish father was disinherited for marrying his Anglo-Catholic mother; they separated when he was 4. Father died when Siegfried was 9.

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POETRY POETRY POETRY POETRY. Awaluddin Safar bin Jaafar Fikri Nazwan bin Mahmud Foo Chuan Yee Aizat Rushdi bin Che Jaafar Muhammad Azhan Zaffuan bin Ramli. DEFINITION….

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WWI. The Great War. 5 causes = MANiA. M = MILITARISM : arms race develops amid countries in W. Europe -French and German armies double in size between 1870-1914, British and Germans fight for mastery of the seas

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WWI Poetry. By: Jeemin Han, Sangwoo Song, Staci Shon . Come Over (WW1 song). Over there Over there Send the world Send the world Over there. Come Over. That the yanks are coming The yanks are coming The drums Drumming Everywhere. Come Over. So prepare Say a prayer

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WWI. The Great War Ch.19. How did it all start???. 1914: Two great alliances Triple Entente- Britain, France, Russia Triple Alliance - Germany, Austro-Hungarian Empire, Italy

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The Road to the Great War. WWI. Imperialism. As America has been building its empire, so have other nations Germany industrializes, and starts competing with France and Britain for colonies and military bases, in places like Africa, the Pacific, and China. Setting the scene. Nationalism.

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WWI. Day 2. RECAP. WWI when was it? Causes Allies and central powers. Think About It. If you were a country that was neutral (not at war) is it fair if you supply another country at war with weapons? Does that mean a country has the right to attack you?. Essential Question.

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WWI. Why did the U.S. join the Allies’ Side in WWI?. Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2226235/Historian-Andrew-Robertshaw-builds-60ft-long-First-World-War-TRENCH-Surrey-garden-highlight-plight-frontline-Tommies.html. Americans Have Divided Loyalties.

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WWI. i) Returning to normal life post- war. i) Returning to normal life post- war. Demobilization is slow ______________________________________________________________________________________ Demobilization has been so slow that riots took place in camps for ________________

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WWI. Part II. 1914-1919 World War I. - Chapter 23 - Section 2: America’s Road to War p. 706. Daily News. New Hampshire primary: Winner: Mitt Romney 39% (96,773 votes) 2 nd : Ron Paul 23% (56,223 votes) 3 rd Jon Huntsman 17% (41,509 votes). American Neutrality.

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WWI Poetry. By: Jeemin Han, Sangwoo Song, Staci Shon . Poetry Characteristics. Before WWI: Based on imaginations Made to entertain readers Exotic endings. Poetry Characteristics. Immediate experiences in poetry (what they have render and whitnessed) Poets inherit poetic voices

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WWI. Which countries were member of the Triple Entente and which were the Triple Alliance?. Complete the circles, include dates on your timelines. Causes of WWI. English . French. Causes.

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WWI. THE WAR. Review, Causes. M. A. I. N. . Illusions and Stalemate. Before 1914: leaders thought political and economic risks would prevent fighting. Propaganda: ideas spread to influence public opinion for or against a cause

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WWI. The Stage is set for war. Nationalism. One force at work that would propel Europe into war was nationalism or deep devotion to one’s nation. By the turn of the 20 th century, a fierce rivalry had developed between Germany, Austria-Hungary, Great Britain, Russia, Italy, and France.

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WWI. Around the World. Warm Up. What were the 4 causes of WWI? A =MAIN What were some of the new weapons used in WWI? Why did Princip assassinate Franz Ferdinand? What was the Schlieffen Plan? Was it successful?. Mo Warm Up. How did the war impact women?

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WWI. 1/26. To what extent did WWI alter the status of Americans between 1914-1920. For 15 points (daily rubric) Task and assessment: Read chapter 19-3 in your text: Include all aspects of the Priestley reading/note organizer.

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WWI. Chapter 27. “Civilization has climbed above such perils; the interdependence of nations in trade and traffic, the scope of public law, Christian charity, and common sense has branded such nightmares impossible… It would be a pity to be wrong …” ~ Winston Churchill. Setting the Stage: WWI.

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WWI. 1st World War in history Great War or War to End all War Not called WWI until after WWII Total war Involved 60 nations and 6 continents. Cost of War $400 billion $10 million dollars an hour 16 million deaths First war of the Industrial Revolution ……

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WWI Poetry. Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen. Siegfried Sassoon Sept 8, 1886 – Sept 1, 1967. Was born and grew up in Weirleigh in Kent His Jewish father was disinherited for marrying his Anglo-Catholic mother; they separated when he was 4. Father died when Siegfried was 9.

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