There are three questions you must answer. Each answer must be 2 paragraphs in length, each paragraph must be at least 150 words. you must also use APA in-text citations. I have provided sources below, do not use any external sources.
QUESTION 1
1. What event in the history of the First World War that we have discussed in this course so far from Module 8 to Module 13 has had the most significant impact on your own life in the present day? Please be specific about the connection between your chosen event and its impact on any or all aspects of your life (e.g. your work, your family life, your friends, your standard of living, your socio-political context, your citizenship/immigration status, your education, your relationships and acquaintances…there are many options). Your answer must be a two paragraphs in length. The best answers will be thoughtful, creative and sophisticated, and will demonstrate a clear understanding of historical significance (i.e. not just “the facts,” but how those facts fit together, what other historians may have said about those facts, and why those facts are significant).
for question 1 i want you to discuss how the U.S. is to blame for the first world war and how people in charge of power choose to pursue personal gain over the betterment of all. I want you to discuss how this has had a really profound impact on you in the sense that you realized after this incident that the world is not really black and white. Prior to this you were quite naive but it has had an imapct on you in the sense that you understand people will do anything for self advancement and to satiate their own agenda. (Use module 9 j Powell article)
source to use for question 1:
https://www.cato.org/policy-report/may/june-2014/woodrow-wilsons-great-mistake
QUESTION 2.
What person in the history of the First World War that we have discussed in this course so far from Module 8 to Module 13 has had the most significant impact on your own life in the present day? Please be specific about the connection between your chosen individual and their impact on any or all aspects of your life (e.g. your work, your family life, your friends, your standard of living, your socio-political context, your citizenship/immigration status, your education, your relationships and acquaintances…there are many options). Your answer must be two paragraphs in length. The best answers will be thoughtful, creative and sophisticated, and will demonstrate a clear understanding of historical significance (i.e. not just “the facts,” but how those facts fit together, what other historians may have said about those facts, and why those facts are significant).
For question 2 talk about how Russel opposed the actions of a powerful nation and those supporting it, he stood for what he believed to be right, even if that meant having a contrarian mindset and opposing the status quo. Also be sure to discuss how you urself are someone who exhibits very similar characteristics and stand up for what you believe in. you must use the screenshot i have provided for this down below in addition to this you can
use external sources for this
QUESTION 3
With what historical argument about the the First World War made in this course from Module 8 to Module 13 do you most disagree? Why do you disagree with it? You can take issue with an argument from the textbook, from one of the historical articles or from the instructor’s slideshows – whether from a secondary source discussed in the slideshow or from the instructor (if you have no real disagreements then you should “play devil’s advocate” with an argument from the course in order to fulfill the requirements). Your answer must be a two paragraphs in length.
For question 3 talk about how you disagree with Justin Trudeau, where he says “ the battle of vimy ridge was a turning point in the first world war and for Canada, when Canadians acted as one… so that we can enjoy the peace and freedoms we have today.’ discuss how canada should not have even taken part in the battle and tried to preserve all those lived that have been lost. We should not celebrate this in fact in retrospect we should look back and regret it for the huge loss Canada encountered as a nation and how it could have been circumvented. You must use the screenshots i have provided for this down below in addition to this you can use external sources for this
