In this collaborative activity, student groups are given a packet of primary source documents that relate to a specific country's role in WWI. Students are tasked with identifying their assigned country by examining the documents.

This guide is meant to completed as students view the video The Best Laid Plans. The video can be accessed at: http://macarthurmemorial.org/404/World-War-I-Resources

In this activity, students answer a series of questions based on primary source documents.

In this activity, students examine a series of newspaper headlines. They will use the documents and background knowledge to answer questions. Each document dates from 1914 and is from the American newspaper The Virginian-Pilot.

In this activity, students locate three current news articles about events in the Middle East. Students will consider the changes that took place in the Middle East as a result of WWI and how this impacts these countries currently.

In this activity, students use color coding and then create a map key to show which countries belonged to the Allied Powers and which belonged to the Central Powers.

In this activity, students match the given key figures who played a role in WWI to their corresponding country on the map.

In this activity, students work with a series of maps related to the Middle East during World War I.

This guide is meant to completed as students view the video The Road to War. The video can be accessed at: http://macarthurmemorial.org/404/World-War-I-Resources

In this activity, students examine and analyze a series of primary source documents that relate to the Spanish American war.

In this activity, students use a set of primary source documents and background knowledge about WWI to answer questions.

This guide is meant to completed as students view the video Stalemate. The video can be accessed at: http://macarthurmemorial.org/404/World-War-I-Resources

In this activity, students examine a series of photographs and consider how technology impacted the war.

This guide is meant to completed as students view the video Trench Warfare. The video can be accessed at: http://macarthurmemorial.org/404/World-War-I-Resources

In this activity, students examine and analyze a series of primary source documents that relate to World War II.

In this activity, students examine a set of political cartoons and answer a series of question about each one.

In this activity, students examine a series of newspaper headlines. They will use the documents and background knowledge to answer questions. Each document dates from 1914 and is from the American newspaper The Virginian-Pilot.

In this activity, students examine and analyze a series of primary source documents that relate to World War I.