Storyboard: The Outbreak of WWI

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Chapter 13: The Great War Section 1

Advertisements

Feb 26, 2014 R.A.W. Who were the allies in WWI? AIM 40 AIM 40 The Great War HELLO WWI ( )

Images of the causes and outbreak of WWI?. Forged?

Europe at its peak Imperial Tensions Militarism Nationalism

World War I Begins World War I Begins What are the causes of WWI?

Unit VI. The Great War. B. The War Begins 1. The Balkan Crisis a. Ottoman Empire’s control over the Balkans weakened throughout the 1800’s b. Serbia.

World War I Causes and Alliances. The MAIN Causes of WWI M – Militarism A – Alliances I – Imperialism N – Nationalism.

WWI. WWI Tensions in the Balkans Tensions in the Balkans –Nationalism Many countries formed alliances Many countries formed alliances –Triple Entente.

WORLD WAR I SUCCESS CRITERIA WRITE THESE DOWN  MUST:  Understand what the long and short term causes of WWI were  SHOULD:  Understand how.

Can you remember the story of the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife?

WORLD WAR 1 The Assassination of Franz Ferdinand.

II. Immediate Cause A. June 28, 1914, Serbian nationalist Gavrilo Princip assassinated Archduke Francis FerdinandSerbian

United States History Standard 15: Analyze the origins and impact of U.S. involvement in World War I – Describe the movement from U.S. neutrality to engagement.

Chapter 10 World War I ■#1 Outbreak of World War I.

Chapter 10 World War I ■#1 Outbreak of World War I.

World War I Vocabulary and Key Players. Franz Ferdinand This archduke was the heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary, who was assassinated, starting WWI.

SLAP DOWN FACT OR FIB WORLD WAR I. #1 The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand was the key event in starting WWI? The assassination of Archduke Franz.

Predator/Prey Storyboard 8 th Grade Science 2014 You will NEED: 1.A blank lined sheet of notebook paper 2.Your notes about Populations and Ecosystems (vocabulary.

Course of WWI. I. War Begins After June 28, 1914 assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, a chain of events leads to WWI 1.German & Austrian Response.

 From dictionary.com ◦ a panel or panels on which a sequence of sketches depict the significant changes of action and scene in a planned film, as for.

Warm Up 1. What role did nationalism play in starting WWI?

War Consumes Europe World War I Day 4. War Consumes Europe January 10, 2013 Preview: Who is Archduke Franz Ferdinand and why is he important? Things you.

 Imperialism France, Great Britain, Germany, and Russia competed for colonies Russia, Austria-Hungary, and Ottoman Empire competed for the Balkan states.

Narration/dialogue: Camera motion: Video effect: Audio effect: Shot duration: Transition to next scene: Storyboard Panel #

World War I. The Spark Serbia and Austria-Hungary are in an argument Archduke Franz Ferdinand A-H visits capital of Serbia, assassinated by Gavrilo Princip.

Comparing Works of Art 1: “Prisoners from the Front” by Winslow Homer 2: “The Studio” by Winslow Homer 3: “War” by Jackson Pollock.

1. Glorifying war and keeping a strong army is?. 2. Large powerful countries taking over smaller countries is??

New Composition Books!. New Composition Books!

Canada & World War CHC 2D1.

11.1 World War 1 Begins.

THE GREAT WAR aka THE WAR TO END ALL WARS

Early Battles of WWI.

WORLD WAR I “THE GREAT WAR”

Causes of WWI Militarism – The policy of glorifying military power and keeping an army prepared for war. Alliances – Unions or associations formed for.

Leave a space for your timeline to be stuck in!

Why Did the First World War Start?

3/5/10 - BR- Make a caption for the picture above. ▲

Warm Up Explain the impact of European empire building in Africa and Asia on the outbreak of WWI. Use M.A.N.I.A. to describe the causes of WWI.

World War I Flip Chart - Basic Requirements

What were the causes and effects of World War I? Notes #22

World War I SS8H8 GSE Analyze Georgia’s participation in important events that occurred from WWI through the Great Depression.

From 1870 to 1914, the growth of militarism, alliances, imperialism, & nationalism increased tensions increased among European nations Nationalism among.

The Spark that Started the Fire

Get ready for today: Get our your notes over the Hero’s Journey Archetype. This should include your movie comparison as well! I am checking these for.

Immediate Cause of WWI Assassination

Essential Question: What were battlefield conditions like during World War I? Why did the Allies win World War I? Warm Up Question:

World War I How could this happen?.

Name ________________

Slave Trade Storyboard

CHAPTER 11 THE FIRST WORLD WAR MAH - CH 19-1 WWI 12/10/2018.

Bell Ringer Terms & Names: Define & Explain each term and name (Pages ) Nationalism Militarism Allies Central Powers Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

The Spark that Ignited World War 1

Predator / Prey Relationships.

Essential Question: What were battlefield conditions like during World War I? Why did the Allies win World War I? Do Now: Which European nations were.

This is; a panel from a comic strip an art work.

Bell ringers Jan. 29- Feb. 2 World History.

Franz Ferdinand is Dead

Aim: Could WWI have been avoided? (Immediate Causes)

Word of the Day Expansionism: the policy of territorial or economic expansion.

SLAP DOWN FACT OR FIB WORLD WAR I.

World War One Vocabulary

Imperialism, MAIN Causes of WWI and Russian Revolution

The Stage is Set for War.

Write a story about the picture

Pandemic Storyboard 8th Grade Science 2016 You will DO: You will NEED:

World War One Study Guide

Presentation transcript:

Storyboard: The Outbreak of WWI You have been hired by a major motion picture studio to make and direct a movie about the outbreak of WWI. Create an 8-panel story-board to illustrate the scenes of your movie and depict how the drama of WWI began to unfold. Each scene must include: A large, colorful illustration (showing action & drama!) The date & a caption (describing the scene) Your movie should begin with the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand & go through the “Guns of August” & the escalation of war (on the eastern & western fronts). You may use pp. 945-956 in your textbook for information.