Do you or someone you know own a wristwatch? Have you or someone you know ever donated blood? Have you ever opened a can of soup or spaghetti? Have you ever marveled at the power of a tank? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you have World War I and its aftermath to thank.
World War I, also referred to as The Great War or The War to End All Wars was the most destructive and deadliest war that the world had seen up to that point, with the total number of military and civilian casualties numbering at about 40 million, and a staggering 23 million wounded military personnel. It is one of the deadliest conflicts the world has ever seen and the effects of this conflict are felt to this day.
In this studio, you will choose which path to take to create your informational essay.
1. Watch the Video or read the article.
2. Make a copy of the Entry Event.
3. Complete the Entry Event.
4. Submit the Entry Event task in Slate.
1: Analyze Events I can apply historical literacy skills to analyze events both in the past and present to identify enduring patterns and themes and to answer questions about the nature of change and continuity over time.
2: Writing Informative Texts: I can write informative texts to examine and convey complex ideas and information clearly and accurately through the effective selection, organization, and analysis of content.
6: Conduct Research: I can frame and advance an inquiry to investigate topics, build knowledge, and analyze and integrate information.