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Google Form
Introduction
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WWI Test Reflection for After WWI Test (Honors)
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WWI Test Reflection for After WWI Test (Academic)
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Unit Presentations
Unit Presentations
presentations WW1.pdfWorld War I Presentations.pptxScreencast
Projects directions
Projects directions
BOARD GAME Revised.pdfDirections for Game
Game Project Samples
European Rivalry Game
European Rivalry Game
european rivalry.pptxVideo from class is from Century Series with Peter Jennings. Watch the last 10 minutes and focus on Germany
The Lost Utopiahwj.pdfWWI Causes Summary
WWI Causes Summary
story Intro to WWIEurope.pptxScreencast
European Causes for WWI and Documents
European Causes for WWI and Documents
WWIcauses Introsenate.pptxdocuments wwi.pptxWorld War I Document Archive
https://wwi.lib.byu.edu/index.php/Main_Page
Screencast
primary docs 1st few.pdfgermany declares war.pdfWWI Primary Source Sheet.docxSummaryWorld War I European Causes.docxQ-Summary
Q-Summary
Are you still lost on the European causes for WWI? If so, read the summary.
Trench Simulation
Trench Simulation
Trench Simulation.pptx
Classwork
trench sim.pdfUS Enters Response to WWI (Neutrality)
US Enters Response to WWI (Neutrality)
story us enters.pptx
US Declares War
US Declares War
US Declares War.pptxtrade and WWI.pdfGame Theory and WWI.pptx
Domestic US (make weapons)
Domestic US (make weapons)
Domestic US and WWI shortened.pptxdomestic chart.pdfReadings domestic.pdfpolitical cartoons and rankin.pdfwilson declares war and sedition.pdfWorld War I Visuals (additional resources not used in class)
World War I Visuals (additional resources not used in class)
World War I Visuals.pptxTREATY OF VERSAILLES.pptxEnd of WWI and Armenian Genocide
End of WWI and Armenian Genocide
ARABS AND BRITS.pptxottomoan documents.pdfarme genocide bryce toynbee.pdf
bin ladden.pdfqutib.webminspiring revolt.webmTreaty of Versailles Simulation
Treaty of Versailles Simulation
Treaty of Versailles.pptxversailles treaty.pdfTreaty of Versailles Complete
https://wwi.lib.byu.edu/index.php/Peace_Treaty_of_Versailles
Treaty of Versailles Simulation
versailles.pdfAdditional Resources
Additional Resources
Link to Primary Sources
The link below will take you to a site that has every primary document that pertains to World War I
https://wwi.lib.byu.edu/index.php/Main_Page
Test Tips for the First Exam (Honors and Academic)
Test Tips for the First Exam (Honors and Academic)
Often students are not familiar with my type of tests. Consider reviewing the sample test on imperialism below as well as the sample test for WWI. Your strategy for the first test should be:
Study prior to the exam. Use the review guide and your notes. Focus on concepts as you study.
Conduct a Google search for sample WWI tests. Disregard questions that we did not cover in class.
Complete the sample test once or twice.
After you complete the sample test a few times, use the answer key with my notes and verify your answers.
How did you do on the sample test? What worked? What didn't work?
Complete the sample test again.
Quiz Study Guide
Quiz Study Guide
Quiz Review Guide.docx
WWI TEST.docx
Sample Test WWI
Sample Test WWI
wwi sample honors test.pdf
wwi sample test answers.pdfShortened test review Guide
Shortened Test Review Guide.docxSecond Sample Test
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