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Grade 11, United States History from1877 to the Present
Std 4.1: Identifying major events of
World War I
4.2: Explaining how the mobilization
of the United States for World War I affected the population
of the United States
4.3: Describing economic, political,
and social changes on the home front during WWI |
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Plans:
Teaching With Documents Lesson Plan: The Zimmermann Telegram
WW I and
its Aftermath.
Students will
discuss
what the term nationalism means; research this concept as it
relates to the beginning of World War I; and participate in a debate
about the pros and cons of nationalism.
Teaching With Documents Lesson Plan: Photographs of the 369th Infantry
and African Americans during World War I
Teaching With Documents Lesson Plan: Sow the Seeds of Victory!
Posters from the Food Administration During World War I
Alabama
During WWI
Five lessons from the Alabama Department of Archives and
History. Topics include: the press and propaganda, the draft, and the
role of African-American soldiers
WW I
Module: Lesson module includes interactive maps, timelines, and fact
sheets
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Eyewitness to
History: WW I
WWI: Trenches on the Web
WW
I Document Archive
Sergeant Alvin
C. York
American Presidents. (PBS) Teacher's Guide to The Presidents' Web site
offers a range of activities and resources to help teachers integrate
core themes, events, and ideas from the American presidency into the
classroom. To access lesson plans click on a presidential portrait,
select "For the Classroom". Site hosts seven lessons for each of the
U.S. Presidents of the Twentieth Century
Art of World War I.
UNESCO
War and Conflict WWI
BBC site with online media and personal diaries.
The Great War: Shaping the 20th
Century. (PBS)
America at War Thinkquest
resource on American wars of the Twentieth Century.Educating
young people about twentieth century American Wars is the object of this
web site. The causes and effects of World War I, World War II, the
Korean War, the Vietnam War, and the Persian Gulf War are explained in
detail. A timeline of important dates, lists of weapons used to fight
the war, and biographies of military and political leaders are provided.
Alabama Virtual Library
History Timelines
(Alternatime)
History Matters Designed for high school teachers of
U.S. history courses. A gateway for web resources and other useful
materials for teaching U.S. history.
National
Archives Digital Classroom
American Memory
Primary source material from the collection of the Library of Congress
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