Your hastily scrawled questions...........

1.  Research the following new weapons that are being used in the Great War and explain how they are changing the face of war in 1918. Weapons to explore: flamethrower, tank, machine gun, submarine, airplane, and 3" mortar.

2. Explain what "no man's land" is and draw an illustration of it.

3.  How is gas used as a biological weapon in the Great War?  What types of gas are used, and what is their effects?

4.  What is life like in the trenches for the typical German soldier? 

5.  Find a recipe that soldiers in the trenches sometimes followed to make food more attractive, edible, or appetizing.

6.  Who is the Red Baron?  Why is he famous, and how does he die?

7.  What is the Schlieffen Plan, and is it working in 1917?

8.  Explain how the Archduke's assassination is a catalyst for the war.

9.  Find Helen Burrey's 1917 journal.  Summarize the information that you find.

10.  What is a dogfight?  Explain it for someone who has never seen one.

11.  Draw an illustration of a  typical set of trenches used in France during WW 1.

12.  Explain the concept of "Pal Battalions" and evaluate whether or not they were a good strategy for the German and English armies.

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Q&A: Question: (6/1/2010) Find a recipe that soldiers in the trenches sometimes followed to make food more attractive, edible, or appetizing Question: (5/5/2010) How has Paul's feelings for his comrades changed now that he is no longer on leave? Question: (1/29/2010) what is helen burrey;s journal Answer: (5/5/2010) a book of past tings that has happend in here life Answer: (4/20/2010) a journal Answer: (2/26/2010) about trenches and WWI Question: (1/5/2010) Explain the concept of "Pal Battalions" and evaluate whether or not they were a good strategy for the German and English armies. Explain the concept of "Pal Battalions" and evaluate whether or not they were a good strategy for the German and English armies. Question: (9/22/2009) helen berry's journal summarized Question: (8/27/2009) What is life like in the trenches for the typical German soldier? Answer: (12/5/2009) hard Question: (8/25/2009) Find a recipe that soldiers in the trenches sometimes followed to make food more attractive, edible, or appetizing. Answer: (2/28/2010) MY MOTER’S WAR CAKE • 2c. brown sugar • 2c. hot water • 2tsp. shortening • ½ to Ύ c. raisins • 1 tsp. salt • 3 c. flour • 1 tsp. baking soda • 1 tsp. hot water • Bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour. Mix brown sugar, hot water and shortening in a medium size saucepan. Add raisins, cinnamon, salt and cloves. Boil for 5 minutes after it bubbles. Remove from heat and cool completely (important). Add baking soda that has been dissolved in hot water. Then add flour. Pour in greased tube pan. Bake at 350 degrees 1 hour. Note: No eggs - no milk. Answer: (2/8/2010) hot sause Answer: (12/5/2009) worms Answer: (9/17/2009) worms Question: (7/28/2009) What is the Schlieffen Plan, and is it working in 1917? Answer: (1/13/2010) The Schlieffen plan was the plan by Germany at the beginning of World War I to go through neutral Belgium, in order to avoid the French troops along the border between France and Germany, with 90 percent of its forces in an arch towards Paris. It estimated that Paris would fall, and therefore France would surrender, in about 6 weeks, giving Germany the chance to then send all of it's forces against Russia on the Eastern Front because it was assumed that it would take Russia incredibly long to mobilize. However, the plan failed to work when the Germans met early on with the French at the Battle of the Marne early in 1914 and by 1917 they were stuck in trench warfare. Question: (7/28/2009) What is life like in the trenches for the typical German soldier? Answer: (9/17/2009) to be killed and not to be killed.		Comments: jessica (5/25/2009) where are the answers to these questions? Ella (4/4/2009) did anyone find a recipe? Megan (3/23/2009) Very fun! Like the person before it took a awhile/ Sam (3/12/2009) I really had a lot of fun doing this web quest! It was a lot of work but I enjoyed it anyway! So try it sometime.