do now: share your homework with the person sitting next to you. write down in 3-5 sentences whether...
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Do Now: Share your Homework with the person sitting next to you. Write down in
3-5 sentences whether you agree or disagree with their assessment on the
tone and “fairness” of the 14 points, and why.
Objectives: Students will be able to…(1) distinguish the differences between Wilson’s Fourteen Points, and the Treaty of Versailles (2) Analyze a primary source (Treaty of Versailles) for key information and themes
Agenda: 1. Wilson’s Fourteen Points2. Treaty of Versailles3. Wilson’s 14 points vs. Treaty of Versailles
Wilson’s Fourteen Points
• Based on “the principal of justice to all peoples and nationalities.”
• 1-5 attempted to eliminate the causes of the war (Free trade, disarmament, free seas, open diplomacy)
• 6-13 addressed self-determination
• 14 created the League of Nations
Casualties
• Sources approximate 16 Million killed and 20 Million injured (Military & Non-Civilian)
• Deaths in the Civil War (40 years earlier): 160,00 Killed, and 540,000 wounded (Approx. per PBS.org)
• Population:• Boston – 625,000• Connecticut – 3.5 Million• Massachusetts – 6.5 Million• New York City – 8.24 Million
Treaty of Versailles
• Major players at the negotiations: • USA – Woodrow Wilson• France- Georges Clemenceau • Italy – Vittorio Orlando • Great Britain – David Llyod George
You are going to read excerpts from the treaty with a partner and summarize what each article says.
As you write decipher the sections, I will ask some of you to come up and write your answers on the board.
Articles #mainidea of each one
• Articles 42
• Article 119
• Articles 159 & 160
• Article 231
• Article 232
Closing Discussion Questions
• Do you think they were too hard on the Germans? Did it seem fair?
• What are some of the differences between the Treaty of Versailles and the Fourteen Points?
• Do you think the Fourteen Points would have prevented World War II?
US Senate Rejects
• US Senate REJECTS Treaty• Claim it’s the exact
kind of “entangling alliances that started the war.”
• What did they mean?
Treaty of Versailles Video
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKzZ1OwPXgk
• Write down 2 CCQ’s on the clip
Ticket to Leave• In a few sentences, describe how this image
illustrates the negotiation process at Versailles.