WWI Homefront STATIONS: Bonds, Draft, Schenck, Great Migration, Women's Suffrage
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Teach the U.S. home front during World War I with these engaging stations! Students will view 17 stations covering various topics like the draft, Espionage and Sedition Acts, Women in WWI, the Great Migration, and more! They will analyze the diverse stations using provided questions. This is a great activity to get students actively engaged with life in the U.S. during WWI.
ZIP FILE INCLUDES:
- 17 stations on the U.S. homefront during WWI (PDF, both color background and white background file included)
- Student handout with stations' analysis questions (PDF, preserves formatting)
- EDITABLE student handout with stations' analysis questions (Word doc)
- Answer KEY for student handout
- U.S. During WWI Notes (18 slide PDF, includes discussion questions & exit ticket)
- Teacher directions with activity suggestions
CHECK OUT THE PREVIEW!
This activity includes SEVENTEEN (17) stations focusing on various aspects of American life during World War I. Each station includes a mixture of texts and images. Get students engaged with the material as they read and learn about:
- War bonds
- The draft during WWI
- Espionage and Sedition Acts
- Schenck v. United States
- African Americans during WWI
- The Great Migration
- Women in WWI (including in the Navy and Marines)
- Women's Suffrage Movement (and its connection to WWI)
- Farmerettes and the Women's Land Army
- War propaganda and citizens efforts on the Homefront
- Music during WWI
- Discrimination against German Americans
EACH station has corresponding questions on the student handout. This resource includes an answer key!
Possible ways to use the documents:
· Stations! Hang up around room and get students moving (Laminate and reuse!)
· Document packet! Students work in small groups and complete these as a packet
· Have students access electronically (Post on your Google Classroom for distance learning)
· Complete as a teacher-led, whole class activity
This resource also includes a SET OF NOTES on the U.S. In WWI that cover:
- Wilson and Moral Diplomacy
- isolationist sentiment
- Sinking of the Lusitania and the Zimmerman Telegram
- The Selective Service Act/the draft
- African American experiences in WWI
- Espionage and Sedition Acts
- Schenck v. United States
- Wilson's Fourteen Points
- League of Nations
I use these resources in an American history course when teaching World War I with tenth graders. I created these resources when I needed to teach a handful of WWI topics in a short amount of time!
These stations cover a diverse group of people and topics. It focuses on economic topics like war bonds and political topics like women's suffrage. These stations include the experiences of women, German Americans, and African Americans during World War I.
I love the mixture of political cartoons, propaganda, primary sources, quotations, and secondary source texts. I hope these resources are as useful for you as they were for me!
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