Warm Up Question – Make a Prediction: What do you think led to the changes in military strategy from the Civil War (1861-1865) to World War I (1914-1918)?

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Warm Up Question – Make a Prediction: What do you think led to the changes in military strategy from the Civil War ( ) to World War I ( )? American Civil War Firing Line World War I Trench Warfare

1.Circulate through eight stations, each describing a technological advancement that was used during the Great War (WWI). 2.At each station, mark the strengths, weaknesses (*if available), and impacts of each advancement in your packet. These markings will be used as text evidence in an Evaluative Written Response that will be completed later. 3.Identify the top advancements (based on your own opinion and supporting text evidence) that you believe had the biggest impat, which will be voted on later in class.

How did the technological advancements in military weaponry change the way that wars were fought, starting with the Great War (WWI)? Explain your answer using text evidence, including a minimum of three (3) different technological advancements.

Mark (underline, circle, highlight, etc.) the following pieces of your Written Response: Mini-thesis (your answer to the question) Text Evidence Further Elaboration/Explanation