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From the album Good Time (2008) “CountryBoy” Music from the world of Country A LAN J ACKSON

08 March 2010

 American Entry  2,000,000 soldiers on ground by Jan  At first, reinforcements…  Then, the Second Battle of the Marne (July-Sept 1918)

 11:00 am on November 11, 1918  The Battle for Peace  Versailles  The Players  The Fourteen Points

 The Treaty  New boundaries  France  German War Guilt and Punishment

 Exit Slip Question…  In one of the first exit slips for this unit, I asked you to assess blame for the war. At Versailles, the Entente laid blame on Germany, punished them and forced them to pay for the ENTIRE cost of the war. Is this blame and/or punishment fair to the Germans? Explain.