“The War to end all Wars”

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“The War to end all Wars” World War I “The War to end all Wars”

WWI Long-Term Causes “MAIN” is an acronym for the long-term causes of World War I. What do you think each letter stands for, and why? M A I N

Long-Term Causes “MAIN” How did each contribute to the war? Militarism Alliances Imperialism Balkan Question ”Sick Man of Europe” Nationalism

Family Relationships

Short-Term Cause Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

What actually happened? Let’s make a chart!

The Schlieffen Plan

Attitude at the Beginning http://www. youtube. com/watch

What were people’s expectations at the beginning of the war? Discussion What were people’s expectations at the beginning of the war? HINT: This could be based on past experiences or history.

Conditions Stalemate No Man’s Land Trench Warfare “Front” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uP_0DkpFOKs http://www.safeshare.tv/v/uP_0DkpFOKs

Did this war meet the “expectations” from before? Why or why not? Discuss: Did this war meet the “expectations” from before? Why or why not?

New Weapons a. Machine guns b. Mustard gas c. Airplanes d. Heavy artillery Tanks http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-LxzD6Luj4 http://www.safeshare.tv/v/c-LxzD6Luj4

Irony

What was the attitude about war by the end? Spanish Flu Epidemic 1922 Discuss: What was the attitude about war by the end? Spanish Flu Epidemic 1922

USA enters the war---WHY? Lusitania Zimmerman Telegram $ Attitude http://youtu.be/BYV044H5muI (start at 1:00)

Why it was a “world” war?

Arab Revolt against the Ottomans

A Change in Attitude Wilfred Owen’s Dulce et Decorum Est https://youtu.be/DRtdSoeYQYk?t=2m1s

WWI Exit Slips 1. What can modern leaders learn from the history of World War I that might help them avoid such mistakes today? 2. What can YOU learn from WWI that you can apply in your OWN life today?