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    The death of archduke instigates the collapse of peace In have for for dinner" II The assumption that the European WAR would end quickly was far from correct. Click on the link below and READ about How the WAR had become global.

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    The death of archduke instigates the collapse of peace In have for for dinner" II The assumption that the European WAR would end quickly was far from correct. Click on the link below and READ about How the WAR had become global.

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    World War I: Pbs Webquest Part I

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    The death of archduke instigates the collapse of peace In have for for dinner" II The assumption that the European WAR would end quickly was far from correct. Click on the link below and READ about How the WAR had become global.

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    WORLDWARI:PBSWebquest PartI

    ImmediateCauseofWorldWarI Militarism,Alliances,ImperialismandNationalismwereallunderlyingcausesforWorldWarIto beginbutonespecificincidentbroughtthosemanycausestoaclimax. ClickonthelinkbelowtoREADabouttheimmediatecauseofthewar. http://www.pbs.org/greatwar/chapters/ch1_explosion.html 1. HowdidthedeathofArchdukeFranzFerdinandinstigate(urgeon)thecollapseofpeacein Europe? GermanywouldhaveParisforlunch,St.Petersburgfordinner.~KaiserWilhelmII TheassumptionthattheEuropeanwarwouldendquicklywasfarfromcorrect. ClickonthelinkbelowtowatchtheanimationoftheOutbreakofWarinEurope. http://www.pbs.org/greatwar/maps/maps_outbreak.html(Playtheanimationonthemap) 2. HowdidtheSchlieffenPlansupportKaiserWilhelmsgoalsinthequoteabove? LifeintheTrenches AftertheinitialinvasionofFrancebytheGermans,theAlliedtroopspushedtheGermantroops backtoastalemateposition.Neithersidewouldbackdown;sotheydugin. Clickonthelinkbelowtoviewthechapter1Trenchwarfare.(trytowatchthevideosif available) http://www.pbs.org/greatwar/chapters/ch1_trench.html 3. InthesectionOrganizationofTrenches,whatwerethefourtypesoftrenchesusedbythe Allies? 4. EnlargethepictureDiagramoftrenchsystemWhydoyouthinkthetrencheswereformedin azigzagtypepattern? 5. Describenomansland.

    TotalWar By1915,thewarhadbecomeaglobalwar.Clickonthelinkbelowandreadabouthowthewar hadbecomeglobal. http://www.pbs.org/greatwar/chapters/ch2_war.html 6. Name3waysthatthewarhadbecomeaglobalwarasopposedtosimplyagroundwar foughtinEurope. Slaughter ThebattlesontheWesternfrontareknownfortheirhugenumberoflossessustainedbythe Alliedtroops.Clickonthelinkbelowtoreadaboutthebattles. http://www.pbs.org/greatwar/chapters/ch2_slaughter.html 7. HowmanysoldierswerelostattheBattleofSomme,Verdun&Ypres?

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    WORLDWARI:PBSWebquest PartII
    Mutiny In1917,afteryearsofcombat,trenchwarfareandthedisruptionofdailylivesinEuropeannations, manycountrieswantedtocontinuefightingtovictory.However,astimepassedandthenations rejectedallpeaceinitiatives,peopleonbothsidesbegantoquestionthemanslaughterand violence. Clickonthelinkbelowtoreadaboutthedisillusionmentanddisobedienceofsoldiersonthefront lines. http://www.pbs.org/greatwar/chapters/ch3_mutiny.html 8. Howdidmutinies(orrebellions)affecttheFrenchandRussianarmy? ReadthesectionlabeledTheEndofHeroismontherightsideoftheMutinypage. 9. Explainhowthesoldierslivinginthetrencheslivedwiththedead. Collapse DespitethesinkingoftheLusitaniainMay1915,PresidentWoodrowWilsonwasabletonegotiate tradewithbelligerentsofthewarwithoutprovokingGermany. ClickonthelinkbelowtoreadabouthowAmericagotinvolvedinWorldWarI. http://www.pbs.org/greatwar/historian/hist_kennedy_01_wilson.html 10. WhatledtotheAmericaninvolvementintheGreatWar? By1918,5millionAmericansoldierswereinuniformandhelpingtheAlliedforcesendtheGreat War. Clickonthelinktoreadabouthowthewarended http://www.pbs.org/greatwar/chapters/ch3_collapse.html 11. DescribewhateventsledtothecollapseoftheGermanarmy/navyandtheirwareffort.How didtheKaisersabdication(givingup)ofthethroneaffectthewareffort?

    Hatred&Hunger Onthe11thdayofthe11thmonth,theAlliesandCentralPowersagreedtoanarmisticeorcease fire.Peopleallovertheglobeexperiencedfeelingsofnationalism,selfdeterminationandthe opportunitiesofdemocracybutmanyknewthepeacewasnotlikelytolast. ClicktoreadaboutthepeaceagreementandtreatmentofGermanyfollowingthearmistice. http://www.pbs.org/greatwar/chapters/ch4_hatred.html 12. Thoughthearmisticewasineffect,howdidtheAlliesstillwagewaronGermany? 13. WhenWoodrowWilsonarrivedinParisin1918,whatwastheonethinghewantedfromthe peacenegotiations? LookatthephotographaboveHatred&Hunger 14. WhoweretheBigFouratthepeaceconference? WarWithoutEnd Oncethewarended,manymilitarymenwereveryattachedtotheirexperiencesofwar.Theyhad experiencedcamaraderielikeneverbefore. Clickonthelinkbelowtoreadabouthowpeoplewereaffectedbythewar. http://www.pbs.org/greatwar/chapters/ch4_war.html 15. HowdidGermansfeeldifferentlythanotherEuropeansaboutthewar? LookatthemapofEurope19181920. 16. HowmanynewcountrieswerecreatedbytheTreatyofVersailles?Comparethismaptothe mapofEuropein1914.http://www.pbs.org/greatwar/maps/index.html

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