Powder Keg AssignmentOn the front of the powder keg. Draw a large color picture of a

powder keg. Title it clearly:The Causes of

WWI (5 points) Inside the picture of the powder

keg NEATLY label the 4 M.A.I.N. causes of WWI. (10 points each)

Label the fuse with the event that started WWI. (5 points)

Inside the powder keg• Define each of the

terms, and explain how it contributed to the start of WW1.(10 points each)

• Use your textbook• Use your notes

Standard 10.5 Students analyze the causes and course of the First World War.

Essential Question: What caused World War I and the Russian Revolution, and what effect did they have on World Events?

Agenda:1. Welcome Back

Eagles!2. Seating Chart3. Warm Up Week 1

(page 3)4. The Basics5. Current Event #1:

How to. (Page #4)6. Semester 1 Review

Activity7. Wrap Up

Home Fun:• Spiral by

Friday• Color Pencils• Planner • Current

Event #1: Due Friday

Warm Up: What grade do you plan on earning in World History this semester? Why do you want to earn it? What will you need to do consistently to earn it?

Words of Wisdom: One’s philosophy is not best in expressed words; it is expressed in the choices one makes…and the choices we make are ultimately our responsibility.~Eleanor Roosevelt

Monday January 14, 2013

Tuesday January 15, 2013 Standard 10.5 Students analyze the causes and course of the First World War.

Agenda:1. Warm Up Week 1 (page 3)2. Collect yesterdays Review

Quick write.3. Update Birthday Calendar4. Remind 1015. Why do we study History?

(pg 5)6. The Happy Secret to

Better Work7. Wrap Up

Home Fun:• Spiral Due

Friday• Planner by

Friday• Current Event

#1: Due Friday• Color Pencils

Warm Up: Look through pages 351-383 in your textbook and focus on the visuals. Write a list of the topics that you already know something about on the left side, and the topics that you want to learn more about on the right side.

You can't build a reputation on what you are going to do. Henry Ford

Essential Question: What caused World War I and the Russian Revolution, and what effect did they have on World Events?

Know Want to Know

Wednesday January 16, 2013 Standard 10.5 Students analyze the causes and course of the First World War.

Agenda:1. Warm Up Week 1 (page 3)2. Purple Potty Passes3. Finish:The Happy Secret

to Better Work4. Ch 11 Section 1 Cornell

Notes: Page 65. Wrap Up

Home Fun:• Spiral Due

Friday• Planner by

Friday• Current Event

#1: Due Friday• Color Pencils

Warm Up: After we finish “The Happy Secret to Better Work” I will tell you what to do.

You can't build a reputation on what you are going to do. Henry Ford

Essential Question: What caused World War I and the Russian Revolution, and what effect did they have on World Events?

Thursday January 17, 2013 Standard 10.5 Students analyze the causes and course of the First World War.

Agenda:1. Warm Up Week 1

(page 3)2. Finish Ch 11

Section 1 Cornell Notes: Page 6

3. Causes of WWI “Powder Keg Assignment: Due Tuesday

4. Wrap Up

Home Fun:• Spiral Due

Tomorrow!• Planner check

tomorrow.• Current Event

#1: TOMORROW!

• Powder Keg due Tuesday

• Color Pencils

Warm Up: On next slide. How does a 19-year old start a world war?

Essential Question Why and how did World War I begin?

We must learn to live together as brothers or perish together as fools.Martin Luther King, Jr

Friday January 18, 2013 Standard 10.5 Students analyze the causes and course of the First World War.

Agenda:1. Warm Up Week 1

(page 3)2. Current Event #1 3. CAHSEE Prep. #1-9 4. Planner Check Spiral

Check5. Causes of WWI

“Powder Keg Assignment: Due Tuesday

6. Wrap Up: Due Today

Home Fun:• Powder Keg

due Tuesday• Color

Pencils

Warm Up:The Week in Rap! Write down three important events. Explain the significance of at least one.

Essential Question Why and how did World War I begin?

Even if I know that tomorrow the world would go to pieces, I would still plant my apple tree.~ Martin Luther King Jr.

The Basics BE on time Be prepared BE polite Be productive Not doing the above will result

in loss of points, and making the teacher angry.

2 passes per semester Bring Book everyday Have a good attitude Don’t interrupt me Don’t waste tax payers $, or

your life.

Stapler, hole puncher, tissue, paper towels, hand sanitizer, In Box is ALL ON THE BACK TABLE! Handle this stuff when I am not talking to entire class.

If you are absent (which should only happen if you are sick or it is absolutely necessary) YOU are responsible for what you missed. Step 1: Look on the calendar in the back.

Step 2: Ask a neighbor to see their warm up paper, and copy it.

Step 3: Get missing handouts/notesStep 4: Talk to teacher if you missed test or

quiz. (you have 1 week to make it up)

1. Direct Democracy in Athens

2. Roman Republic3. Judaism’s Ten

Commandments4. Christianity5. Glorious Revolution in

England6. English Bill of Rights7. The Enlightenment8. American Declaration

of Independence

9. American Revolution10. American Bill of Rights11. French Revolution 12. Napoleonic France13. Revolutions in Latin

America14. Agricultural Revolution15. Industrial Revolution16. The Berlin Conference17. The Opium War

On a piece of paper answer the following question in 3 complete sentences.

Why do we study History?

Direct Democracy in AthensRoman RepublicJudaism’s Ten CommandmentsChristianityGlorious Revolution in EnglandEnglish Bill of RightsThe EnlightenmentAmerican Declaration of Independence

American RevolutionAmerican Bill of RightsFrench Revolution Napoleonic FranceRevolutions in Latin AmericaAgricultural RevolutionIndustrial RevolutionThe Berlin ConferenceThe Opium War

Review

On a ½ sheet of paper answer the following in complete sentences:

What was it? What was a cause/s? What was an effect/s?

5 sentences minimum.

Tuesday 12/6/11Standard 10.5 Students analyze the causes and course of the First World War.

WOW: Only the educated are free. Essential Question: How was WWI different from previous wars?

Agenda:1. Warm Up Week 17

(page 11)2. Collect 10.4 Thinking

Map3. The Century: Shell

Shock (Page 13)4. Wrap Up

Home Fun:QUESTIONS AND

SUMMARY FOR Ch 11 Section 1 C-Notes!

No Current Event this week. PREPARE FOR FINAL!!

Imperialism and WWI will be combined into 1

notebook due on the day of your final.

EAGLES FEED YOUR EAGLETS. Payday this

week!!

Warm Up: What were the

four main causes of World

War I?

Monday 12/5/11Standard 10.5 Students analyze the causes and course of the First World War.

WOW: Everyday is a gift, that is why they call it the present. Essential Question: What were the four main causes of WWI?

Agenda:1. Warm Up Week 17

(page 11)2. The History of the

British Empire 3. Ch 11 Section 1

Notes: The Great War Begins (Page 12)

4. “All for you Sophie”5. Wrap Up

Home Fun:Imperialism Thinking Map

Assessment Due Tomorrow.

No Current Event this week. PREPARE FOR FINAL!!

Imperialism and WWI will be combined into 1

notebook due on the day of your final.

EAGLES FEED YOUR EAGLETS. Payday this

week!!

Warm Up: Should you always support a friend, no matter what he or she does?What might be the long term consequences of refusing to help a friend or ally?

CauseComplete Sentence

Political Effect

Cultural Effect

COMPLETE SENTENCE must say the name of a country

in which this happened.

Imperialism

Cause

Cause

Cause

Economic Effect

Your Choice Effect

Color picture for Causes

Color picture for Effects

Color picture for

Imperialism

Warm Up:

Should you always support a friend, no matter what he or she does?

What might be the long term consequences of refusing to help a friend or ally?

Friday December 3, 2010 (7 days left to bring grade up)Standard 10.5 Students analyze the causes and course of the First World War.

1. Learning Log2. Warm Up: Go to page 356. Who was Austria-Hungary

allied with? Who was Serbia allied with? Who was Britain allied with?

3. Current Events4. Finish:The Century: Shell Shock. Video Notes.5. Ch 11 Illustrated vocabulary 6. Wrap Up: What is militarism, and how did it lead to

WWI?Due Today: Make Up Work. Imperialism TimelineHome Fun: Have a great weekend.

WOW: Only the educated are free.

Warm Up Wednesday Dec 2, 2009

Warm-UpHow could Industrialization and

Imperialism lead to war?

Use complete sentences

Today’s Standard

10.5 Students Analyze the causes of World War I Analyze the arguments for entering into war presented by leaders

from all sides of the Great War and the role of political and economic rivalries, ethnic and ideological conflicts…

Examine the principal theaters of battle, major turning points, and the importance of geographic factors in military decisions and outcomes…

Today’s Objectives

Students will be able to…1. Identify and discuss the 4 MAIN causes of and the event

that started WWI by participating in the interactive notes.

2. Summarize what you have learned and how it relates to what you already knew about WWI.

Ch. 11 Sect. 1 Cornell Notes: The Great War Begins

Essential Question: Why and how did World War I start in 1914?

Europe on the eve of WWI 1914 Industrialization

was at its peak

This lead to the belief that Europeans were the most modern and civilized people in the world

European nations were fiercely competing for imperial colonies around the world

Germany Germany and

Prussia – essentially one country

One of the three most industrialized nations

Very strong ties with Austria-Hungary

Strong military

Eastern Europe & the Balkans

• Increasing nationalism• Serbia wants to create a

Slavic state– Would take land from

Austria Hungary and the Ottoman Empire

• Attacks the Ottoman Empire1912

• Balkan states begin to fight – high tensions

The European Powder Keg

MilitarismAlliance SystemImperialismNationalism

The M.A.I.N causes of WWI

MilitarismThe policy of

glorifying military power and keeping an army prepared for war

Europe was in a dangerous arms race.

Alliance SystemEuropean countries created a web of treaties

designed to protect themselves.

Triple Alliance • Germany

• Austria-Hungary

• Italy

Triple Entente• France

• Russia

• Great Britain

(Central Powers)

Italy switches sides in 1915

1879The Dual Alliance

Germany and Austria-Hungary made an alliance to protect

themselves from Russia

1881Austro-Serbian Alliance

Austria-Hungary made an alliance with Serbia to stop

Russia gaining control of Serbia

1882The Triple Alliance

Germany and Austria- Hungary made an alliance with Italy to

stop Italy from taking sides with Russia

1914Triple Entente (no separate

peace)

Britain, Russia and France agreed not to sign for peace

separately.

1894Franco-Russian Alliance

Russia formed an alliance with France to protect herself against Germany and Austria-Hungary

1907Triple Entente

This was made between Russia, France and Britain to counter the increasing threat

from Germany.

1907Anglo-Russian Entente

This was an agreement between Britain and Russia

1904Entente Cordiale

This was an agreement, but not a formal alliance, between

France and Britain.

Triple Alliance Triple Entente

Germany & Britain race to create most powerful navy

ImperialismEuropean countries

were competing

for colonies, this leads to

conflict.

NationalismHaving great pride

in one’s country.

Caused additional competition

between European countries.

How World War I Began:

Conflict

Competition

WAR

Europe on Eve of WWI

The Balkans

The Powder Keg Explodes

On June 28,1914 Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie were assassinated.

On July 23, 1914 Austria-Hungary gave Serbia an ultimatum to end all anti-Austrian agitation and to punish all involved in the murder.

On July 28, 1914 Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia.

Franz Ferdinand’s

bloodied coat

All For You Sophia Lyrics

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Bang bang, history's completeBang bang, shoot me GavriloBang bang, the first six are for youBang bang, the seventh is for meBang bang, Gavrilo PrincipBang bang, shoot me Gavrilo

All for you, all for you, all for you, Sophia (x4)

The Black Hand holds the gunThe devil takes his runUrban, take the Appel QuayIt's June the twenty-eighthThe seventh was for me