U.S. History DO NOW Due 2:30 PM Mr. U

Mr. Urbankowski
Mar 15 (Edited Mar 19)
Read chapter 19 (The First World War), section 1 (World War I Begins) from the attached Telescoping the Times PDF while using the attached PowerPoint presentation as a guide

(key terms are in bold) to

compose a properly-formatted response to the following prompt in Google Docs, then

Submit it through Google Classroom:

How did World War I begin?
(For your reference, I've also attached a Crash Course World History video that gives a good breakdown of the start of the war.)

Telescoping the Times.pdf

WritingGuide.doc


1 - worldwarbeginsdl.ppt
PowerPoint

y2mate.com - HOW World War I Started_ Crash Course World History 209_Cd2ch4XV84s_360p.mp4
Video

Another short video (from another class)
https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/world-history/euro-hist/world-war-i-tutorial/v/assassination-of-franz-ferdinand-by-gavrilo-princip

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