Good Morning!!! 1. NVC 2.Intro to Trench Warfare 3.Soldier Poetry: the Voices of Dead Men Essential Question: How did the attitudes of soldiers fighting.

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Good Morning!!! 1. NVC 2.Intro to Trench Warfare 3.Soldier Poetry: the Voices of Dead Men Essential Question: How did the attitudes of soldiers fighting in WWI change during the course of the war? Homework: Propaganda Activity DUE MONDAY

Trench Warfare Schlieffen Plan: German plan to avoid fighting a Two-Front War Plan Fails – Stalemate ensues – Late 1914, the first trenches are dug – Trench Warfare: soldiers fight each other from fortified tunnels dug in the ground

Surrounded by the dead

Cannot even see your enemy

Poison Gas

“No Man’s Land”: The space between trenches Land Mines Barbed Wire

Mud!

Trench Foot

Soldier Poetry “How do you fight? “In Flanders Fields” – &feature=related &feature=related “Dulce et Decorum est” –

Exit Ticket: Soldier Poetry How did the attitudes of soldiers fighting in WWI change during the course of the war? Address all 3 poems.