SUBJECT: World War I 1917-1919 (continued)
"Lafayette, we are here"
Charles Stanton, Aide to John J. Persing
America was allied to the French in defeating the British in the Revolutionary War. It was only a notion that General John J. Pershing's aide suggested at the grave of the Marquis de La Fayette (George Washington's French Major-General and friend).
On July 4, 1917, as our "Doughboys" reached France, Stanton made a speech honoring the Revolutionary War hero near his tomb.
France helped us.
It was now our turn.
Alliances was one of several reasons we went "Over There" to fight Germany and the Central Powers.
QUIZ - this week - review the meanings of the Declaration of Independence Preamble phrases again...
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READING and answer the weekly questions by next Tuesday (January 21st):
DEADLINE: due next TUESDAY! (Monday is a holiday)
- Wilson's Fourteen Points - for Tuesday (and next week's inclass discussion)
DUE WEDNESDAY (we will do them in class, like last year)
Remember to keep looking for stories you would like to debate later this year...
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ONLY 10 IN-CLASS,WORKING DAYS!
Come prepared with your supplies to work on your projects!
- NHD CALENDAR - use this to keep up with the upcoming deadlines!
- The ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY (100 point assignment) is due on January 30th:
Annotated Bibliography (here's an example of an Annotated Bibliography) - The PROCESS PAPER (100 point assignment) is due on February 20th:
Process Paper
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