Day 1 Power Point Chapter 12 Standard of Learning WHII.9a
Slide 2Focus Activity "The War to end all wars" Brainstorm: What do you think about World War I?
Slide 3Focus Activity Conscripted fighters being taken toward the Western Front by Military Busses
Slide 4Focus Activity German troopers in their trenches close Antwerp in September of 1914
Slide 5Focus Activity German warriors after rodent chasing in their trenches
Slide 6Focus Activity British officers attempt to keep their trench dry by pumping the water
Slide 7Focus Activity Peronne amid the Battle of the Somme 1916
Slide 8Focus Activity Armenian Christians slaughtered by the Ottoman Turks
Slide 9Focus Activity German burial ground at Bethune
Slide 10Focus Activity These Belgian youngsters lost their folks amid the flight to the Netherlands. These sort of photographs were distributed in magazines to discover them back.
Slide 11Focus Activity German fighters safeguarding a French friend in arms
Slide 12The Great War The principal "world war" Over 30 nations pronounce war; more included by implication The primary "aggregate war" Nearly all parts of life influenced for all natives—not simply troopers and individuals from government Governments assume control economy; utilize publicity The main "current war" Use of new innovation, for example, planes, airships, automatic weapons, reinforced tanks, harm gas; trench fighting on bigger scale.
Slide 13The First "World War" Participant Countries in World War I – Allies in Green, Central Powers in Orange, Neutral Countries in Gray
Slide 14The First "Aggregate War" Examples of war-time promulgation from Great Britain and Australia
Slide 15The First "Cutting edge War" Tank from the Western Front German Zeppelin Soldiers wearing gas covers in the trenches at Ypres
Slide 16First Modern War Trench fighting in Flanders German U-pontoon
Slide 17The First "Present day War" Ruins of Ypres (as observed from the air)
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