1. Warm Up Questions
   1. What new weapon was introduced at the Battle of the Somme?
   2. What country had a disastrous wartime experience due to be being poorly industrialized?
   3. At the start of the war in August 1914, when did “everyone” think it would be over by?
   
   
2. The Christmas Truce Video
   
   
3. World War I Propaganda Posters
   Using the propaganda posters (Unit 6 Reader), determine for each one which propaganda objective it best represents and answer the review questions

1. Warm Up Questions
   1. What were the two sides during the war?
   2. What countries fought on the Western Front?
   3. What countries fought on the Eastern Front?
   
   
2. The Somme: Storm of Steel Video
   Answer Questions
   
   
3. A Global Conflict
   Use the reading (Unit 6 Reader) to answer the questions

1. Warm Up Questions
   1. What was the failed German plan to defeat France first, then go after Russia?
   2. What was the battle that prevented Germany from accomplishing #1?
   3. What was the name given to the space between trenches?
   
   
2. WWI - Oversimplified (Part 1) Video
   
   
3. Technology of World War 1 Video
   
   
4. Total War
   Use the reading (Unit 6 Reader) to answer the questions

1. Warm Up Questions
   1. What was the name of the Serbian terrorist organization which targeted Franz Ferdinand?
   2. What word means “a final list of demands”?
   3. What country would not honor its pre-war alliance?
   
   
2. Crash Course: Who Started World War I?
   
   
3. Europe Plunges into War
   Use the reading (Unit 6 Reader) to answer the questions

1. Warm Up Questions
   1. In 1839, European nations pledged to protect the neutrality of what country?
   2. What territory did France want to take back from Germany?
   3. What Slavic nation pledged to protect Serbia?
   
   
2. Finish Powder Keg—Europe 1900 to 1914 Video
   Answer Questions
   
   
3. Review Unit 6: Essential Question #1
   
   
4. World War I Maps
   For each map (Using the Unit 6 Reader) color in the countries which represent the parts of the key and then answer the questions at the end.

1. Warm Up Questions
   1. What country began challenging Britain’s status as the dominant naval power?
   2. What countries made up the Triple Alliance?
   3. What countries made up the Triple Entente?
   
   
2. Discuss the Assassination
   Take Notes
   
   
3. Continue Powder Keg—Europe 1900 to 1914 Video

1. Warm Up Questions
   
   1. From Unit 2, what term means “concern for or devotion to one’s own nation, especially desire for national progress, defense, or independence”?
   2. From Unit 5, what term means “the policy of extending the rule or authority of one nation over others by territorial acquisition or through economic or political dominance”?
   
   
2. Unit 6 Overview Video
   
   
3. Discuss the MAIN Causes of World War I
   Take Notes
   
   
4. Powder Keg—Europe 1900 to 1914 Video
   Answer Questions

1. Unit 5 DBQ Essay Test

1. Warm Up Questions
   Three potential justifications for the partition of Africa were nationalism, economic needs due to industrialization, and cultural superiority. What are at least two documents which can be used for each?
   1. Nationalism—
   2. Economic Needs—
   3. Cultural Superiority—
   
   
2. Unit 5 DBQ Preparation: Part 2
   Use the documents and Part 1 to fill out the chart

1. Warm Up Questions
   You are the leader of a developing nation:
   1. A company from another country says: “We’ll build a railroad in your land if we can take copper for 20 years.” Do you accept or say no? Why? (Pick one reason)
   2. If you accept, write one rule to protect local people. If you say no, write one other way to get a railroad.
   
   
2. Unit 5 DBQ Preparation: Part 1
   Use the documents to answer the questions and create a thesis statement

1. Warm Up Questions
   
   1. Through where would the United States build a Central American canal?
   2. What country is the textbook example of a “banana republic”?
   3. #2 would be an example of what form of imperialism?
   
   
2. Unit 5 Test

1. Warm Up Questions
   
   1. In what Southeast Asian colony were the worst atrocities of imperialism seen?
   2. What three territories did the United States receive from the Spanish-American War?
   3. What was the United States’ 1823 policy towards Latin America?
   
   
2. Finish Discussing Imperialism in Latin America
   Take Notes
   
   
3. Unit 5 Overview Video
   
   
4. Finish Reviewing Unit 5: Essential Question #2 and Review Unit 5: Essential Question #4

1. Warm Up Questions
   
   1. What was the only country in Southeast Asia to maintain its independence?
   2. What country gained control of the Philippines from Spain?
   3. Tariffs on what product led to Hawaii becoming a United States territory?
   
   
2. The Dark History of the Overthrow of Hawaii Video
   
   
3. Begin Reviewing Unit 5: Essential Questions #2 and 3
   
   
4. Discuss Imperialism in Latin America
   Take Notes

1. Warm Up Questions
   
   1. What did Britain and China go to war over?
   2. What treaty ended this war?
   3. What was the massive rebellion against the Qing Dynasty led by Hong Xiuquan?
   
   
2. Finish Discussing China Attempts to Resist Imperialism
   
   
3. Imperialism in Southeast Asia
   Read the article (Unit 5 Reader) and answer the questions

1. Warm Up Questions
   
   1. Which European nation controlled most of northwest Africa?
   2. Who controlled the Congo?
   3. Who controlled Indonesia (East Indies)?
   4. Who controlled Indochina?
   
   
2. Finish Imperialism Maps
   Use the maps of imperialism in Africa and Asia in Canvas to color in the maps for each colony/nation and which Western power they belonged to. Make sure you fill in the keys.
   
   
3. Discuss China Attempts to Resist Imperialism
   Take Notes

1. Warm Up Questions
   
   1. Following the Sepoy Rebellion, which form of imperialism would India be?
   2. What was the name given to the 200 years of British imperialism in India?
   3. What was the organization formed in 1885 that would eventually demand Indian independence?
   
   
2. Finish Sepoy Mutiny Document Analysis
   Use the documents (Unit 5 Reader) to fill out the chart for your assigned document
   
   
3. Imperialism Maps
   
   1. Use the maps of imperialism in Africa and Asia in Canvas to color in the maps for each colony/nation and which Western power they belonged to. Make sure you fill in the keys.
   2. Using those maps, answer the questions in the Canvas assignment.