intro to wwi. bellwork question in your notebooks, briefly describe how an individual wins a fight?

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Intro to WWI

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Page 1: Intro to WWI. Bellwork Question In your notebooks, briefly describe how an individual wins a fight?

Intro to WWI

Page 2: Intro to WWI. Bellwork Question In your notebooks, briefly describe how an individual wins a fight?

Bellwork Question

• In your notebooks, briefly describe how an individual wins a fight?

Page 3: Intro to WWI. Bellwork Question In your notebooks, briefly describe how an individual wins a fight?

• Next, discuss your responses with the people sitting around you.

Page 4: Intro to WWI. Bellwork Question In your notebooks, briefly describe how an individual wins a fight?

Background Gathering

Continue to discuss with the people sitting around you:

• What measures should political leaders take during wartime to ensure victory?

• Should there be limits and rules to warfare?

Page 5: Intro to WWI. Bellwork Question In your notebooks, briefly describe how an individual wins a fight?

Yes, stand on the wall with the door. No, stand on the wall with the windows. Somewhere in the middle, stand in the middle. Be prepared to share.

• Should there be limits to warfare?

Page 6: Intro to WWI. Bellwork Question In your notebooks, briefly describe how an individual wins a fight?

Writing Extension

• You will work in pairs to create a decree of what is and is not acceptable in warfare. Students will need to come up with at least five examples with a short rationale for each. (Rationale for each should be about 3-5 sentences in addition to the particular rule.)