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Which subject	History
What age group	Year or Grade 11
What topic	US entry into World War 1
Number of slides	8
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Slide 1: Introduction to World War I

• Brief overview of World War I (1914-1918)
• Major powers involved: Allies vs. Central Powers
• Causes of the war: militarism, alliances, imperialism, nationalism
• Significance of the U.S. entry into the war in 1917

{The image of a world map highlighting countries involved in World War I, differentiated by Allies and Central Powers}

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Slide 2: The Road to U.S. Involvement

• Initial U.S. stance: neutrality and isolationism
• Economic interests: trade with Allies versus Central Powers
• Sinking of the Lusitania (1915) and its impact on public opinion
• The Zimmermann Telegram (1917) and its implications

{The image of a newspaper headline reporting on the Lusitania sinking, emphasizing public reaction}

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Slide 3: Economic Factors

• Importance of trade with Allies; U.S. loans to Britain and France
• Manufacturing and supply chain impact; U.S. economic growth
• Shift from neutrality to supporting the Allies economically
• Long-term impacts on U.S. economy post-war

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Slide 4: Cultural and Political Influences

• Propaganda efforts to shape public opinion
• Role of leaders and influential figures (e.g., President Woodrow Wilson)
• The impact of cultural ties to Britain and France
• Nationalistic sentiments and the idea of democracy vs. autocracy

{The image of a vintage World War I propaganda poster encouraging enlistment and support for the war effort}

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Slide 5: The Catalysts for Entry into War

• Key events leading up to U.S. entry
  • The Zimmermann Telegram: Germany's proposal to Mexico
  • Unrestricted submarine warfare by Germany
• Public outrage and calls for action
• Congress and Presidential considerations for war declaration

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Slide 6: Declaration of War

• Timeline of events leading to the declaration
• Date of declaration: April 6, 1917
• Wilson’s reasons for entering the war: “To make the world safe for democracy”
• Initial military mobilization and response

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Slide 7: U.S. Contributions to the War Effort

• Overview of military involvement and the AEF (American Expeditionary Forces)
• Impact of American troops and fresh resources on the Western Front
• Key battles involving U.S. forces (e.g., Battle of Cantigny, Meuse-Argonne Offensive)
• The role of women and minorities in supporting the war effort

{The image of American soldiers in trenches during World War I, showing their living conditions}

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Slide 8: Conclusion and Legacy

• Overview of the impact of U.S. involvement on the war outcome
• Consequences for U.S. foreign policy post-war
• Discussion on the League of Nations and its significance
• Lasting lessons from U.S. entry into World War I

{The image of the Treaty of Versailles being signed, symbolizing the end of World War I and the new world order}

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