AGENDA, 3/22/2011 1. Political Cartoon Analysis. 2. Quick-write. 3. Cornell Notes;

Background of the Industrial Revolution. Why was Britain the First to Industrialize?

4. Examine World War I. Chart, the Neutral nations, Allies, & Central

Powers. Use the map to do this. KWL chart on WWI. Add 3 items under the K & W. Complete the M.A.I.N. chart & Quick Summary of

the War in your Notebook.

POLITICAL CARTOON BY ROBERT ARAIL, 3/22/2011

QUICK-WRITE, 3-22-2011 You should have been taught about the

Industrial Revolution earlier history/social studies class.

Just looking at the name what do you think the Industrial Revolution was?”

Think of the key words, industrial and revolution (think about what you learned from science class).

You have 2 minutes to answer this in your notebook.

BACKGROUND OF THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

The 1700s in Britain

Most people lived on small plots of land.

Noble Estates Wealthy (rich) landowners and the royalty took more land for their huge farms called estates. They needed more poor people to work on them.

Cottage (Home) Industries.

Most people though still worked at home. They tried to produce everything they needed.

What did some poor people do in response?

Some poor people went to the cities looking for work and found jobs in factories.

WHY WAS BRITAIN THE FIRST TO INDUSTRIALIZE?

A large population of workers.

People left the estates and found jobs in new factories.

Entrepreneurs

Were businesspeople who were willing to open factories with their own money.

Natural Resources

Coal and iron were used to make steel for machines and vehicles. Coal was also used as a source of fuel. Water for energy and transportation.

Government assistance.

The government also passed laws to encourage British industry.

End results This caused Europe to be an industrial powerhouse. Remember today 75% of Europeans live in cities. Ever since, factories and industry became the world’s major economic activity.

CREATE THE CHART BELOW IN YOUR NOTEBOOK. THEN STUDY THE FOLLOWING MAP OF WORLD WAR I EUROPE. ADD WHICH NATIONS WERE NEUTRAL, ALLIES OR MEMBERS OF THE CENTRAL POWERS.

Neutral Allies Central Powers

EUROPE DURING WORLD WAR I

KWL CHART ON WORLD WAR I, COMPLETE THIS IN YOUR NOTEBOOK.

What do you KNOW

WHAT do you want to know

What have you LEARNED

M.A.I.N. CAUSES OF WWICOPY AND THIS IN YOUR NOTEBOOK. LEAVE YOURSELF ROOM TO FILL IN THE BOXES.

M.

A.

I.

N.

M.A.I.N. CAUSES OF WWICOPY AND THIS IN YOUR NOTEBOOK. LEAVE YOURSELF ROOM TO FILL IN THE BOXES.M. Militarism. The support of the military and the

effort of a government to increase the size of its military and develop new weapons.

A. Alliances. Many governments in Europe chose to become allies. They would work together to protect each other. When one ally was attacked, the others came to their defense.

I. Imperialism, the idea that the most powerful nations of Europe had to acquire colonies and increase the size of their territory.

N. Nationalism, the love and support of ones nation and government. An extreme form of patriotism.

QUICK SUMMARY OF WWIM.A.I.N. Plays a key role in WWI.

Militarism Alliances Imperialism Nationalism

European Competition

The major powers of Europe competed to be the most powerful industrial nation on the continent, they competed for Asian and African colonies and land in Europe.

Assassination of Franz Ferdinand

Nationalism caused a Serbian terrorist Gavrilo Princip to assassinate Franz Ferdinand, who was next in line for the throne of the Austro-Hungarian empire.

Alliances The war is worse because each side has numerous nations involved.Triple Entente was made up of; Russia, France, and Britain. Triple Alliance was made up of; Germany, Ottoman Empire, and the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

AGENDA, 3/24/2011 1. Political Cartoon Analysis. 2. Review the Industrial Revolution & WWI with you.

M.A.I.N. video. 3. Cornell Notes:

“The Battlefields of Europe & the Final Years of the War.”

4. KWL Chart, Europe During WWII. 5. Charts Key Vocabulary & Leaders of WWII Europe.

HOMEWORK: Bring back a map of Europe during WWI & WWII by

Fri.

OBJECTIVES, 3/24/2011 Students Shall;

Review what was covered by the substitute in Mr. Rosas’ absence.

In a KWL Chart explain what the know or want to know about Europe during the Second World War.

Learn the definition of 5 key vocabulary terms dealing with the war in Europe.

POLITICAL CARTOON, BY GARY VARVEL, 3/24/2011

AGENDA, 3/25/2011 1. Turn in your Current Event & Maps of WWI &

WWII Europe. 2. Political Cartoon Analysis, last one of the week. 3. Cornell Notes, because you need to catch up.:

“The Battlefields of Europe & the Final Years of the War.”

And videos, on M.A.I.N. and Germany paying off its war debt.

4. KWL Chart, Europe During WWII. 5. Charts Key Vocabulary & Leaders of WWII

Europe.

OBJECTIVES, 3/25/2011 Students Shall;

Attempt to catch up on your studies of Europe during World War I, since Mr. Rosas was absent.

POLITICAL CARTOON, BY MONTE WOLVERTON, 3/25/2011

EUROPE DURING WORLD WAR I

CREATE THE CHART BELOW IN YOUR NOTEBOOK. THEN STUDY THE FOLLOWING MAP OF WORLD WAR I EUROPE. ADD WHICH NATIONS WERE NEUTRAL, ALLIES OR MEMBERS OF THE CENTRAL POWERS.

Neutral Allies Central Powers

KWL CHART ON WORLD WAR I, COMPLETE THIS IN YOUR NOTEBOOK.

What do you KNOW

WHAT do you want to know

What have you LEARNED

M.A.I.N. CAUSES OF WWICOPY AND THIS IN YOUR NOTEBOOK. LEAVE YOURSELF ROOM TO FILL IN THE BOXES.

M.

A.

I.

N.

M.A.I.N. CAUSES OF WWICOPY AND THIS IN YOUR NOTEBOOK. LEAVE YOURSELF ROOM TO FILL IN THE BOXES.M. Militarism. The support of the military and the

effort of a government to increase the size of its military and develop new weapons.

A. Alliances. Many governments in Europe chose to become allies. They would work together to protect each other. When one ally was attacked, the others came to their defense.

I. Imperialism, the idea that the most powerful nations of Europe had to acquire colonies and increase the size of their territory.

N. Nationalism, the love and support of ones nation and government. An extreme form of patriotism.

QUICK SUMMARY OF WWIM.A.I.N. Plays a key role in WWI.

Militarism Alliances Imperialism Nationalism

European Competition

The major powers of Europe competed to be the most powerful industrial nation on the continent, they competed for Asian and African colonies and land in Europe.

Assassination of Franz Ferdinand

Nationalism caused a Serbian terrorist Gavrilo Princip to assassinate Franz Ferdinand, who was next in line for the throne of the Austro-Hungarian empire.

Alliances The war is worse because each side has numerous nations involved.Triple Entente was made up of; Russia, France, and Britain. Triple Alliance was made up of; Germany, Ottoman Empire, and the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

THE BATTLEFIELDS OF EUROPEWestern Europe

Changing Alliances.The Triple Entente became the Allies. The USA would join this side.The Triple Alliance would become the Central Powers.Fighting occurred in Belgium and France.

The Germans thought they would quickly defeat the French.By 1914 the French and British fought back… a German victory would not come so easily.From 1914-18 warfare took place in trenches.