Clauses of the Treaty & Related Maps can be found at this website: http://www.hri.org/docs/lausanne/
Tuesday, Jan. 18: Map Quiz You need to be able to identify the following newly created/changed
countries in Europe and mandates in the Middle East: Germany, Austria, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Poland, Turkey,
Syria, Palestine, Transjordan and Iraq. You also need to be able to identify the following territorial
concessions & explain the economic and/or strategic importance; or
their relevance to the concept of nationalism and self-determination: Rhineland, Alsace-Lorraine, Saar, Danzig, Polish Corridor and Sudetenland. Thursday, Jan.20: Treaty of Versailles Quiz/Test A comprehensive quiz on the main clauses of the Paris Peace Treaties
(we will review much of this again next class): Big 3, Allied Goals,
Main Treaties, Treaty of Versailles, Territorial Losses, Article 231,
reparations, etc. It will consist of some MC questions, some shirt answer and a document study.
countries in Europe and mandates in the Middle East: Germany, Austria, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Poland, Turkey,
Syria, Palestine, Transjordan and Iraq. You also need to be able to identify the following territorial
concessions & explain the economic and/or strategic importance; or
their relevance to the concept of nationalism and self-determination: Rhineland, Alsace-Lorraine, Saar, Danzig, Polish Corridor and Sudetenland. Thursday, Jan.20: Treaty of Versailles Quiz/Test A comprehensive quiz on the main clauses of the Paris Peace Treaties
(we will review much of this again next class): Big 3, Allied Goals,
Main Treaties, Treaty of Versailles, Territorial Losses, Article 231,
reparations, etc. It will consist of some MC questions, some shirt answer and a document study.
1. Worksheet on theThree Perspectives at Versailles 2. Readings (if not already completed): DeMarco-Ch.2 & Wilson's 14
Points (posted below)
Points (posted below)
Next class you will be breaking out from your country expert groups and negotiating a peace settlement for WWI with leading delegates from the other powers involved in the Paris Peace Conferences. Please ensure that you are familiar with your country's goals, national interests and the personality of your leader to help enhance the simulation process.
Assigned Dec.1, Due 6th. You are to create a MindMap (11x17...or computer program) that
outlines all the contributing factors that led to the outbreak of WWI.
Obviously The MAIN causes need to be present, but try to include as
many of the smaller details, events, tensions and pressures that
played into the outbreak of war in 1914: Napoleon &
nationalism/Congress of Vienna, Concert of Europe, Franco-Prussian
War, unification of Germany, the Naval Race, the Dreadnought, the July
Crisis... the list goes on. Think of how much info you've been
bombarded with over the past week! You may use the notes posted on this website, information gleaned
from your teacher's AMAZING and FASCINATING lectures in class, books,
websites, whatever... Try to include lots of detail. Make sure to use
connecting lines and words to link related events, themes, goals,
alliances, etc. together. You can (should?) include little visuals,
maps, battle plans, symbols, etc. If you'd like to team up with a partner go for it!
outlines all the contributing factors that led to the outbreak of WWI.
Obviously The MAIN causes need to be present, but try to include as
many of the smaller details, events, tensions and pressures that
played into the outbreak of war in 1914: Napoleon &
nationalism/Congress of Vienna, Concert of Europe, Franco-Prussian
War, unification of Germany, the Naval Race, the Dreadnought, the July
Crisis... the list goes on. Think of how much info you've been
bombarded with over the past week! You may use the notes posted on this website, information gleaned
from your teacher's AMAZING and FASCINATING lectures in class, books,
websites, whatever... Try to include lots of detail. Make sure to use
connecting lines and words to link related events, themes, goals,
alliances, etc. together. You can (should?) include little visuals,
maps, battle plans, symbols, etc. If you'd like to team up with a partner go for it!
Read notes on Imperialism (posted below), and fill in Imperialism
Chart (last page of notes).
Chart (last page of notes).
