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A Global Conflict – Pages 417-422 Group Readings Assignment 1. Gallipoli Campaign 2. Battles in Africa & Asia 3. America Joins the Fight 4. The Influenza Epidemic 5. Gov’ts Wage Total War 6. Women & the War 7. Russia Withdraws 8. The Central Powers Collapse 9. The Legacy of War Within your assigned group take 8 minutes to complete the following: Read your passage. Prepare to summarize to the class what you read and deemed the most important.

Colonial Troops in WWI Within your group please read through the material and answer the reflection questions. Each group member should have a piece of paper to record his/her answers.