A truly global conflict that began in 1914, World War I was a devastating war that caused over 38 million civilian and military casualties. The war would last until 1918 and involved all of the major countries in Europe and other countries, such as: Canada, the United States and Australia.  Click below to learn more about specific topics related to World War I.

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READINGS & SOURCES

|Airplanes in World War I
|Assassination of Franz Ferdinand
|Battle of Amiens
​|Battle of Passchendaele
​|Battle of the Atlantic in World War I
​|Battle of the Somme
​|Battle of Tannenburg
​|Battle of Verdun
​|Battle of Vimy Ridge
​|Christmas Truce of 1914
|"Dulce et Decorum Est" Poem
​|Empires of Europe in 1914
​|Eastern Front

|Excitement for World War I​
|First Battle of the Marne
|Gallipoli Campaign
|Home Front of World War I
|"In Flanders Field's" Poem
|Life in the Trenches of World War I
​|Long-term Causes of World War I
​|Machine Guns in World War I
​|Poisonous Gas in World War I
​|Propaganda of World War I
​|Red Baron
​|Russian Revolution
|​Schlieffen Plan
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​|Second Battle of Ypres
|Significance of World War I
​|Submarines in World War I
|Tanks in World War I​
|Treaty of Versailles
​|Vladimir Lenin
​|Weapons of World War I
​|Western Front
​|What Was "Shell Shock"?
​​|Why did Germany Lose World War I?
​|Why did the USA Join World War I?
​|Wilson's 14 Points​
​|Woodrow Wilson

TEACHING RESOURCES & LESSONS

World War I Causes - PowerPoint with Cloze Notes (5 Causes!)

World War I Weapons - Reading, Questions and Key (Gas, Tank, Plane, etc)

World War I Life in the Trenches - Reading, Questions and Key (13 Pages!)

World War I Causes - Reading, Questions, Chart and Key (21 Pages/5 Causes)

World War I Weapons - PowerPoint with Cloze Notes (Tank, Plane, Gas, etc)