1. Debriefing ‘The North’ and Power & Pride
Grenoble
Tivoli
Tobermory
Debriefing ‘The North’ and Power & Pride
Metz
Klagenfurt
Petrovac
Tula

2. Again, what did the North represent?

3. Metz is actually a city in…
All countries in PNP are named after cities in the countries that they actually represent
Germany

4. Petrovac is a city in…
Serbia

5. Tobermory is a city in…
Great Britain

6. Grenoble is a city in…
France

7. Tivoli is a city in…
Italy

8. Tula is a city in…
Russia

9. Klagenfurt is a city in…
Austria, and
represented
Austria-Hungary

10. And remember all those colonies?
They represented actual places too!

11. Abyssinia is a former nation located near present day Ethiopia.
Kamina is a city in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Abyssinia is a former nation located near present day Ethiopia.
Rangoon is a large city and former capital of Burma
Bauru is a city in Brazil
Baw is located next to Mt. Baw Baw in Australia
Tandil is a province of Buenos Aires, Argentina

12. And even the relationships on your country cards…
They represented the history of the relationships of the countries of Europe.
Welcome to: Metz
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Welcome to: Klagenfurt
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Welcome to: Tobermory
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Welcome to: Tula
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Welcome to: Petrovac
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Welcome to: Grenoble
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Welcome to: Tivoli
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13. Why did Metz and Klagenfurt have such a strong bond?
Because Germany (Metz) and Austria (Klagenfurt) had not only a common border, but also a long common history and culture. They also share the same language, German.

14. Why did Metz feel dominant over Grenoble?
Because Grenoble (France) lost to Metz (Germany) during the the Franco-Prussian War of 1870

15. THE MAIN CAUSES OF WORLD WAR ONE
Debrief of Power & Pride

16. World War One Overview Fought primarily in Europe 1914 - 1918
Alliances & main nations:
Central Powers
Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire
Allied Powers
England, France, Russia (and US later)

17. The MAIN causes of WWI
Militarism: Policy of glorifying military power, then building a strong standing army
Alliances: A formal agreement between two or more nations to cooperate for specific purposes

18. The MAIN causes of WWI
Imperialism: Policy in which a nation seeks to dominate other countries
Nationalism: Belief that people should be loyal to their nation; pride in one’s country