Read the article and answer the following questions on page 15 of your notes.
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Read the article and answer the following questions on page 15 of your notes.
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Attach this sheet to page 14 of your notebook. Follow the directions on the page.
In class we listened to the podcast while taking notes.
Here is the link to the audio: http://15minutehistory.org/2012/10/18/episode-1-the-february-revolution-of-1917/ Here is a copy of my notes: EQ: what were the causes of the February revolution in Russia in 1917? What were the 2 stages of revolution? Feb 1917- Czar Nicholas II overthrown October 1917- Provisional gov overthrown What were the long term causes?
What were the medium term causes?
Bloody Sunday
WWI
February Revolution
In class, we watched this video to get an idea of the "big picture". You should add 3 things you didn't know before the video to the bottom of your notes on page 11. Use textbook pages 246-252 to define each term
Was the Versailles Treaty peace settlement fair? Fair: treating someone in a way that is right or reasonable, or treating people equally and not allowing personal opinions to influence your judgment: Questions to consider: How did events affect people’s lives, community, and the world? Is history the story told by the "winners"? Requirements: 5 paragraphs 1.Intro with context and a clear claim 2.Evidence and explanation #1 3.Evidence and explanation #2 4.Evidence and explanation #3 5.Conclusion that summarizes main points typed, in class, sources cited- at least 2 sources Available Sources: Documents- ●A- News Headlines ●B- Maps of post WWI ●C- Wilson’s 14 Points ●D- Articles of Treaty of Versailles ●E- Comparison of 14 points and Treaty of Versailles ●F- Germany’s Speech ●Textbook, include page numbers Create a T-Chart with YES on the left side and NO on the right. Brainstorm evidence from the documents and the textbook for each side.
Include the source, the fact, and the reasoning. Example: Source-Document E Fact-Creation of the League of Nations Reason- Yes- purpose of preventing future wars Was the Versailles Treaty peace settlement fair? Fair: treating someone in a way that is right or reasonable, or treating people equally and not allowing personal opinions to influence your judgment: Questions to consider: How did events affect people’s lives, community, and the world? Is history the story told by the "winners"? Requirements: 5 paragraphs
Available Sources: Documents-
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