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1 World War 1 Review

2 Do Now “The War to end all wars”
What were the MAIN causes of WW1? Name and define the 4 causes. 75 words. Count words and put word count on top of the sheet

3 Gallipoli shows the experiences of many soldiers in WW1
Resistance to getting involved in a war. Anticipation of a great adventure. Trench Warfare Modern Weapons The horrors of War National Pride ANZAC Day

4 Gallipoli shows the experiences of many soldiers in WW1
ANZAC forces leaving the trenches in Gallipoli.

5 Anticipation of Adventure
Conscripted soldiers being taken to the Western Front by Military Buses

6 The Harsh Reality German soldiers in their trenches near Antwerp in September of 1914  

7 The Harsh Reality German soldiers after rat hunting in their trenches

8 Fight to simply stay healthy
British soldiers try to keep their trench dry by pumping the water

9 Trench Foot

10 Nationalism Gone Bad in the Balkans
Armenian Christians massacred by the Ottoman Turks

11 The Harsh Reality German cemetery at Bethune

12 The Harsh Reality These Belgian children lost their parents during the flight to the Netherlands. These kind of photos were published in magazines to find them back.

13 A Show of Heart German soldiers rescuing a French comrade in arms

14 The Great War The first “world war” The first “total war”
Over 30 countries declare war; more involved indirectly The first “total war” Nearly all aspects of life affected for all citizens—not just soldiers and members of government Governments take over economy; use propaganda The first “modern war” Use of new technology such as airplanes, zeppelins, machine guns, armored tanks, poison gas; trench warfare on larger scale.

15 The First “World War” Participant Countries in World War I – Allies in Green, Central Powers in Orange, Neutral Countries in Gray

16 Examples of war-time propaganda from Great Britain and Australia
The First “Total War” Examples of war-time propaganda from Great Britain and Australia

17 A New Kind of War Peronne during the Battle of the Somme 1916

18 Soldiers wearing gas masks in the trenches at Ypres
The First “Modern War” Tank from the Western Front German Zeppelin Soldiers wearing gas masks in the trenches at Ypres

19 First Modern War Trench warfare in Flanders German U-boat

20 The First “Modern War” Ruins of Ypres (as seen from the air)

21 World War 1 and Gallipoli
Provide 3 examples of World War, Total War and Modern War from Gallipoli. Answer with complete sentences

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