Unit 5 - World War 1
DAILY AGENDA for WWI Unit
| unit_5_outline-_ww1.docx |
Costa's Questions Info
| costas_questions_info.pdf |
WWI Powerpoint
| wwi_-from_2011-_updated.pptx |
America's Position
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LINK HERE to Wilson's Neutrality Speech to Congress - August 19, 1914
LINK HERE to Wilson's Call for War Speech to Congress - April 2, 1917 CLICK HERE for the State Department's overview of the American entry into WW1 OPPOSITION: CLICK HERE for Helen Keller's anti-war speech at Carnegie Hall, January 1916 For the speech above, answer the following questions on your own sheet of paper: 1. Explain what Keller meant when she said that “the future of America rests on the backs of 80,000,000 working men and women and their children.” 2. Cite Keller’s explanation of the motive Congress had in preparing for war. 3. Instead of preparing for war, Keller states, “the kind of preparedness the workers want is reorganization and reconstruction of their whole life, such as has never been attempted by statesmen or governments.” Explain what Keller meant. |
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WWI at Home
The powerpoint below has info for "The Homefront - People" Category:
| wwi__the_american_homefront.pptx |
Mobilization Agencies - see page 379 in Textbook for 6 examples, then use internet to research more.
Americans Help from Home GAME
Food Rationing Pamphlets:
Americans Help from Home GAME
Food Rationing Pamphlets:
| ww1_-_food_admin_-_sweets_without_sugar.pdf |
| ww1_-_food_admin._-_potato_possibilities.pdf |
| ww1_-_food_admin._-_without_wheat.pdf |
Limits on Civil Liberties
| government_limits_on_civil_liberties.pptx |
End of War - 14 Points/ Treaty of Versailles
| 14_points_speech.docx |
| 14_points_questions_-_revised.docx |
| textbook_-_end_of_wwi_-_treaty_of_versailles.pdf |
WW1 - Costa Test Assessment
| wwi_assessment_-_costa_test_-_17-18.pdf |
