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Baltimore Polytechnic Institute December 1, 2011 U.S. History Mr. Green

The students will describe the social changes caused by WWI by identifying the impact of total war on the country. Announcement: Chapter 11 Test Friday Review/Getting back into the game: Examine the picture and caption on page 413 and answer the following question 1. Why do you think immigrants were forced to register with the authorities during World War I?

Attacks on Civil Liberties Read the quote in purple and answer the following question: 1. Why does President Wilson have concerns about entering World War I? Anti-Immigrant Hysteria German heritage attacked during WWI German food names changed to American Espionage and sedition acts Fined $10,000 and/or 20 years in jail for: 1. interfering with the draft 2. obstructing the sale of government bonds 3. saying anything disloyal, profane, or abusive about the government or the war effort

African-Americans and the War Du Bois supported the war effort William Monroe Trotter did not support the war. The Great Migration African-Americans moved from the South to the North 1. Get away from racial discrimination 2. Cotton failures 3. Manufacturing jobs Many African-Americans experienced discrimination in the North Many developed their own business for the Black community

Women in the War Performed the jobs of men cabs, delivery trucks railroad workers, cooks, dockworkers, and bricklayers Worked as volunteers, some remained pacifists Flu Epidemic Impacted economy with mine closures, phone service cut in1/2, staggered factory starts 500,000 Americans dies of the flu

Complete the Chapter 11 Guided Reading in class for a grade. This is a GRADED ASSIGNMENT.

1. WWI War Chart-continue filling in the chart 2. Read Chapter 11 Section 4 for Friday. 3. Prepare for 5 Question Quiz on Friday