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Quiz Tuesday 4/4 Chapter 13 Sections 1 and 2

Why do wars start? Learning Goal: World War I (Day 1) Analyze the four major causes of World War I I can read primary sources and connect them to historical events

Instructions: Today we are examining the four causes of World War I: Why do you think wars start? In your groups, you will be given a set of readings. First task: READ Your job is to match the primary source with the historical event it describes. Once you have completed this task, use your readings to answer the questions.

What was “the spark”? Do you think Gavrilo Princip got off easy only being sentenced to prison? What does the primary source add to the story?

How did alliances lead to war?

Think back to last unit: what were motives for imperialism?

Why do you think the Germans invaded through Belgium instead of through France?

What do you think this political cartoon is trying to say?