Ch.+23+Section+2+WWI

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============================================================================================ =Ch. 23 Section 2 World War 1=

amanda rimodt Hr.2 - When a group of people makes their side look better.
Thanx Amanda +1

trench warfare
Aubrey Shaw Hr. 1. __Trench Warfare-__ A form of warfare in which both sides of the war would create an elaborate tunnel system and were then protected from assault by barbed wire. They would then stay there for as long as it deemed necessary. They would be sheltered from the enemy's small fires and were sheltered from artillery. Thanx Aubrey +3

planned economies
=== Bryan Sawyer 2nd Hour - __planned economies__ - In order to mobilize all resources of their nations for the war, European nations set up systems known as planned economies directed by government agencies. ===

Gallipoli
=== Olivia Poirier Hr. 1 - __Gallipoli__ - A narrow peninsula of northwest Turkey extending between the Dardanelles and the Gulf of Saros. It was the scene of heavy fighting between Allied and Turkish forces in World War I. Thanx Olivia +3 ===

Woodrow Wilson-remained on the war path.barbara storball 1st hour
===Bryan Sawyer 2nd Hour - __Woodrow Wilson__ - President of the United States (1913-1921), said that the men and women "who remain to till the soil and man the factories are no less a part of the army than the man beneath the battle flays." === Thanx Bryan +6

===Miranda Wood 5th Hour- Woodrow Wilson facts: His first name was actually thomas, and he won the nobel peace prize in 1919. He was born December 28, 1856 and died February 3, 1924. Woodrow was predominantly scottish, and he was the 28th president of the United States. Woodrow was born into a strictly religous and academic household. Woodrow wrote and published multiple books, including //Congressional Government// published in 1885 and //The New Freedom// published in 1913. In september 1919, he collapsed and suffered a cerebral haemorrhage which he never fully recovered from. He proceeded to complete the remaining 17 months left in his term and afterwords spent the last three years of his life in a retirement home. === Thanx Miranda +3

Thanx Hannah +2 ~ Women were urged to take over jobs that would be usually filled by men, most men were fighting in the war. ~ The public was constantly being swayed by propaganda so there would be no revolt and support for the war would proceed. ~ Newspapers became censored and any people protesting against the war were able to be arrested.  Thanx Linda +3
 * 1) === Contrasting: How did the war on the Western Front differ from the war on the Eastern Front? ===
 * 2) === Explaining: Why were military leaders baffled by trench warfare? (Hannah Wilson, 1st) *You can't run away and your always stuck. You would get shot if you came out. *France lost 700,000 men in 10 months. Both sides of the trenches were kept virtually in the same postitions for four years. ===
 * 1) === Evaluating: Why did the Germans resort to unrestricted submarine warfare? ===
 * 2) === Summarizing: What was the effect of total war on ordinary citizens? ===


 * 1) === Illustrating: Use the graphic organizer on p. 769 to illustrate the ways in which government powers increased during the war. ===

=Photo Gallery= Witnessing:

Please share photos and video links to help us visualize what World War 1 was like:
World War I was unlike any conflict before or since. It was the first fully mechanised war, and the advent of heavy artillery, shells and machine guns meant more devastating injuries than ever before could be inflicted. At the same time, the fighting was mostly in trenches which provided protection for men’s bodies, but left their heads exposed.



Aubrey Shaw 1 hr. I found this picture and thought it was interesting because there are literally just people dead or close to death on the ground and no one is really seeming to care. It looks as if they are just continuing to fight and are trying to keep being prepared because before they know it, they could be like the dead person lying beside them. I also thought it interesting how unstable the trench looks. It does not seem safe at all and I know if it were me in there I would think that the means of protection are not very strong, and I would not feel comfortable being so out in the open. Thanx Aubrey +6