1. Tuesday 4/24 Finish questions from Flyboys on page 134 in ISN
Review WW I
On page 135 answer the following questions
What would you do to guarantee PEACE in the world?
Look at Wilson’s 14 points: His plan for PEACE?write some ideas down.
Now look at the Cartoon side: What do you see?
Who seems to be getting the blame for the war?
Do you see any differences?
Do you see anything similar?

2. Friday 4/27 Study for 5 minutes pages 136—137
Get hard copy of test and Get clicker
May write on test>input answers into clicker
Remain quiet and seated until ALL have finished

3. Question #4: What president promised an end to race riots, labor strikes, and a “return to normalcy”?
A. Woodrow Wilson
B. Barack Obama
C. William H. Taft
D. Warren G. Harding
Question #7: The Red Scare was______
A. Caused by a communist revolution in the United States
B. Caused by the fear of communist revolution due to labor strikes
C. Caused by racial tensions
D. Caused by a return to normalcy

4. Wednesday 4/25 Look at grades for poster/analysis: share it w/partner
Review page 135
Listen to Legacy of War on tape>with textbook pages 695—699
Power point of Legacy of War—fill in notes p. 137 ISN
Page 136—t-chart of Wilson’s 14 Points and Treaty of Versailles

5. World War I Section 4 “Legacy of the War”
Section Objectives:
To summarize Wilson’s Fourteen Points
To describe the Treaty of Versailles

6. Wilson’s Fourteen Points
President Wilson outlined a plan for peace as the end of the war drew near called the Fourteen Points
B. Wilson felt that the fourteenth point was the most important-
the developing of a
League of Nations: An assembly of all nations should be formed to protect world peace in the future.
What do you think is the MOST important point? WHY?

7. A. The peace treaty that officially ended WWI
is the Treaty of Versailles
B. European Allies were focused on punishing Germany and the Central Powers for its part in the war
1. Germany stripped of its colonies and most of its military
2. Fined $33 billion in reparations (money that a defeated nation pays for the destruction caused by the war)
3. Divided up the Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empires, creating 7 new countries (p. 697)

8. List 7 new countries Finland, Estonia Latvia, Lithuania Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia

9. Treaty of Versailles Effects
C. The United States Senate did NOT ratify or pass the Treaty of Versailles or membership into the League of Nations.
Belief that the League’s decisions would involve the United States in future foreign commitments or wars.
Wilson was devastated and suffered a stroke, he never fully recovered.
D. The Treaty planted the seeds of World War II, an even more deadly conflict to come.
Germany’s resentment over the REPARATIONS in the Treaty of Versailles eventually leads to the rise of
The Nazi Party with Hitler as the leader

10. Why do you think the Treaty of Versailles contributed to a Nazi take-over of Germany?
Hitler was very upset when Germany surrendered in November He firmly believed that Jewish politicians had stabbed Germany in the back. Germans hated the Versailles Treaty and viewed the June 28 as a day of dishonor for the German state. Hitler’s main objective and argument was that he was going to make Germany great again. He argued that for Germany to regain its status of greatness,
the Versailles Treaty had to be abolished. Hitler began by proclaiming that he was going to liberate the German people of the dictated treaty.
Extract from the Nazi Party Programme 1920:
We demand the union of all Germans into a greater Germany.
We demand that Germany be treated in the same way as other countries and we demand the
annulling of the Treaty of Versailles.
We demand land for our growing population.

11. Summarize the 14 points
Describe the Versailles Treaty and draw a picture to represent it.
TABLE WORK
Discuss with your table the importance of the League of Nations
What reasons could Germany give for starting a second World War based from the Treaty of Versailles

12. Compare to your map on p.127
What differences do you see?

13. Create a Bubble Map on page 136 Treaty of Versailles: Why did this contribute to WW II?
Forced Germany to accept blame
Germany had to pay $33 billion in reparations
Treaty of Versailles
Created new countries
NOT ratified by the US

14. To identify the reasons for the Red Scare
To explain why Racial Tensions increased after the war

15. Strikes and the Red Scare
A. After the war there were many labor strikes in the U.S.
These strikes made many Americans fear the possibility of a communist revolution.
Federal agents and local police arrested thousands suspected of “radical” activity.
B. Called “Red” Scare because: communists were called “reds”

16. . Racial Tensions Increase
A. Soldiers returning from the war and increasing labor
strikes caused racial tensions between
African Americans and whites who competed for jobs and
housing in Northern cities.
The Omaha Race Riot occurred in Omaha, Nebraska, on 28-September 29, It followed more than 20 race riots that occurred in major industrial cities of the United States during the Red Summer of (Red for bloodshed)

17. Longing for Normalcy
A. Warren G. Harding wins the 1920 presidential election as he promises a break from labor strikes, race riots and a “return to normalcy”
What do you think he meant by this?
America’s present need is not heroics, but healing; not nostrums but normalcy; not revolution, but restoration.

18. Thursday 4/26 Review notes/paste on page 137 of ISN
T chart of Treaty of Versailles and Wilson’s 14 Points on page 136 of ISN
Cartoon Analysis on front fold of notes
Read “A Horrible Lynching”
On page 138
What can you conclude about racial tensions in Omaha, Nebraska?
Give proof to your claim with details from the story. Have at least 3 details to back up your conclusion.

19. P. 136
Plans for Peace
Treaty of Versailles
Wilson’s 14 Points

20. What is the Pill?= Peace Terms from the Treaty of Versailles
Man in the hand?= Germany
Gripped Hand?= The Allied Nations
Men feeding the Pill= the Big Four(Wilson, Clemenceau, Lloyd George, and Orlando)
They wrote the Terms of the Treaty.