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December 1-5

Monday - WW1 interesting facts and statistics - Male tanks had cannons and female tanks had machine guns. Hitler had a full sized mustache but had to shave it down to better fit gas masks. Heroine was used as a medicine. Germany used flame throwers f

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Week 1-5

Monday-Finish WWI Presentations, then review the information for the test Tuesday-Start the WWI Section Group Test Wednesday-Finish WWI Section Group Test and Mr. Bruns discusses the First Semester Test Topics

1.) Causes of WWI

2.) Chain of Events

3.) A

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Week of December 1-5

tue- Wed Tested

Started talking about semster test

Native and African Americans were in the war

Hitler had to trim his beard to fit in a gas mask

Heroin used for cough medicine

Germany used bike tires of metal strings

France made a fake Paris to confuse ot

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Week Of December 1- 5

Monday- finished our projects going over our test for tomorrow

Tuesday- test

Wednesday- finished test and then went over semester test

Thursday- chapter 12 1920s

Friday- absent

world war one is over

roaring 20's stock market skyrocketing

alcohol became ille

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December 1-5th

Finished projects Monday, then reviewed for test on Tuesday. Wednesday we finished the group test. After that we reviewed for semester test.  Thursday, went over the 1920's.

Democrat- James Cox

Republican- Warren Harding. "Return to Normalcy"

1920 was a

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Week of December 1-5

Monday-Present interesting facts

Tanks were classified by gender-Male had cannons and females were with machine guns

Hitler had a full beard but shaved it to where a gas mask

Heroin was used as a medicine

There was a steal shorted, so boats were made of

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December 1-5

Monday- finished presenting and reviewed

France had a lot of damage done too it's land because that's where most battles were fought. Germany was the first to use flame thrower. Tanks were classified as male or female depending on what they were armed

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December 1-5

December 1: Filled in the new maps. Talked about semester test. Watched a video about Ferguson and Ray rice wife's interview.

December 2nd: Went over maps. Took a Democrat Republican quiz. Went over some of the parties and explained certain things.

Dec

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12/1/2014

Weapons and technology

American /browning A5/browning m1918 BAR/Colt 1911 / m1917 enfield

Planes German / Bristol type 22/ two seater fighter plane

American/Curtiss H16 /seats four

Tanks( German vs American)K wagon /120 tons /American/m1918/3 tons

Gases G

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Week of December 1 - 5

December 1 - Continued presentations.

December 2 - Continued presentations.

December 3 - Continued presentations.

December 4 - Took WWI test.

December 5 - Talked about semester tests and the 1920's project.

Weapons in WWI 

  • Germany
    • Big guns that shoot long d
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December 1-6

weapons grenades artillery mauser gewehr  

US browning auto m1917  colt m1911 colt browning MKII/ Mk2 rifles

Armistice day armistice means a cessation of hostilities as a prelude to peace negotiation both sides agree to stop fighting between Germans an

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week of 1-5

weapons fermany

17cm mittlerer minenwerfer

25cm schwerer 

7.58cm minewerfer

model 24 stielhandgrage

american

browing auto-5

browning m1918 bar

colt browning m1895

colt m1911

m1917 enfield

mk ll/ mk 2

1) no secret agreements 

2) free navigation in all seas 

3) an e

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12/1/14 - 

Presentations

Armistice

  • armistice means a cessation of hostilities as a prelude to peace negotiation
  • The most significant armistice was signed at 5 a.m. on the morning of November 11, 1918, and came into effect six hours later at 11 a.m.
  • Effect
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Week of 12/1-12/5

Monday-  WWI presentations

Tuesday- WWI presentations 

Wednesday- finished WWI presentations 

Thursday- group test over WWI

Friday- went over semester test, started 1920's 

Causes of WWI

Militarism

Imperialism

Nationalism

Economic Comp.

System of Alliances

Assa

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Week of December 1-5

Monday- Presentations.

Tuesday- Presentations.

Weapons of WW1

 

Weapons (Germany)

  • 17cm Mittlerer Minenwefer, 25cm Schwerer Minenwefer 7.58cm Minenwerfer, Model 24 Stielhandgranate, and the Mauser Gewehr 99 (Gew 88)

Weapons (America)

  • Browning Auto-5, Brownin
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Week of November 24th-26th

Monday 24th- Watched a video about the Christmas truce.

Tuesday 25th- Propaganda was used to make sure everybody thought the way the government wanted they changed any type of information to create emotions by the citizens. They changed any type of in

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Week of December 1-5

  • Germany
    • Big guns that shoot long distances
    • Planes - Used for bombing, mail, spying, dog-fighting
    • Tanks - Used more towards the end of the war, larger, bigger, weren't used much because of trench warfare
    • Gases - Tear gas, mustard gas, suffocating gases, s
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Week Dec. 1st - 5th

Weapons and Wounds of WW1

A lot of americans weapons were made of coals

Rifles were really popular in the wars and clode combat was usually pistols or knives

some gasses were used and it actually became a very big thing with people in the war

blood pack

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Week of December 1st/5th

Monday-

Weapons of WW1: 

-German weapons: 17cm Mittlerer Minenwerfer, 25cm Schwerer Minenwerfer, 7.58 cm Minenwerfer, Model 24 Stielhandgranate, Mauser Gewehr 99 (Gew 88/Model 1888 Reichswehr)

-American weapons: Browning auto-5, Browning M1918 BAR, Colt

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