Sunday 15 March 2015

National Interest and World War I



This week, we will be beginning unit 2, national interest. We will look at what national interest is, the types of national interests, and how a country's national interest can have positive and negative consequences globally. We will then move on to World War I, looking at how the national interests of many countries led to the war itself. You will have Monday to work on your unit 1 exam in pairs and Friday to write your final good copy of your written assignment in class. Remember that your nationalism projects are due on MONDAY!!! And PM class's timelines are also due on Monday.





Monday
-you will have time to write your unit 1 exam, but this time with a partner; this will allow you to discuss questions that you may have gotten wrong
- we will go through any questions that you do not agree on as a class
- introduce unit 2, national interest


Tuesday
-national interest vocab sheet
-national interest examples
-scavenger hunt crossword puzzle on the causes of WWI
-if you complete your crossword, you can look at these three websites:




Crash course videos on WWI





Wednesday
-Discuss the alliances of WWI
-Alliances card sort activity
-Alliances cue cards
-Causes of WWI
-Causes of WWI video and questions


Thursday, March 19, 2015
-start class off with rants (AM class- Karly and Justin C.; PM class- Kylie)
-major events of the war
-outcomes of WWI video and questions
-looking at the propaganda during the War in each of the participating countries
-analyzing propaganda posters
-if you have completed your propaganda poster activity, you can check out these websites if you haven't already:




Friday, March 20, 2015

-you will be writing the good copy of your written assignment in class
-you have the choice of writing by hand or on a computer
-you must write it in class- this is so you experience having to type up an assignment in a given amount of time, something that you will have to do on your diploma