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Unit 2 Lesson 8
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Review early war in Europe and events that drew the US into WWI. Identify efforts the US took to prepare and fight WWI.
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How did the US impact the outcome of the war? What role did they play? What predictions would you make if the US did not get involved?
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Causes? Nationalism, Imperialism, Militarism, Alliances Assassination FF Neutrality? Distance, Cost, Divided Sympathies, Investments Involvement? Loans to Allies, Zimmerman Note, U-Boat Warfare
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Mobilization Political Military Economic Social Concept Map Activity Meet in groups to share and discuss Write one thing on the board
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Expand Executive Powers “Broad emergency” powers Command economic activity Espionage Act 1917 Sedition Act 1918
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Paying for War- $33 Billion 1/3 rd Taxes Income- 16 th Amend Excise 2/3 rd Borrowing Liberty/Victory Bonds 4 minute men
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Preparing America Committee on Public Information Women’s Rights Great Migration Prohibition
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Handout & Activity http://youtu.be/6k9XZB 6O26w http://youtu.be/6k9XZB 6O26w
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America in the 20 th Century: WWI – On the HomefrontOn the Homefront http://player.discoveryeducation.com/index. cfm?guidAssetId=CF1451F3-5D44-4DC4- AE1F-D172BC5BA2B6
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Navy OK, Army NOT Selective Service Act Volunteers Supplies…
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Shift peacetime to wartime production War Industries Board War Labor Board RR Administration Shipping Board Food Administration Fuel Administration Rationing
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America in the 20 th Century: WWI – The War in EuropeThe War in Europe Part II http://player.discoveryeducation.com/index.cfm?guidAssetId=D15 3E6BF-F33C-4C28-8A84-22EF80B1E4EE
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All activity on the home front had one objective, to defeat the Central Powers. Which effort do you think was most significant and why?
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Wilson’s 14 Points
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