By now, you should be familiar with the causes and alliances of World War I and understand why the war began, who fought in the war, and the way the war was fought.
Assignment: Are you the type of person who likes to write? Do you feel like writing helps you communicate your ideas? If so, this is the option for you! In the Journal Option, you will assume the role of a World War I soldier and communicate all of what you are experiencing in your journal
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well I don't understand how I'm suppose to do this assignment,and this is about
World War I, why the war began, who fought in the war, and the way the war was fought. And what I have to do is
take the role of a World War I soldier and communicate all of what you are experiencing in your journal
Think about what you know about soldiers in WWI. Most American soldiers hadn't ever been more than a few miles from where they grew up. Now they found themselves in Europe -- with different customs and languages. They often fought from trenches -- and were cold and wet. Their wounds sometimes became infected and limbs had to be amputated. Poison gas was a feared weapon.
Although the U.S. wasn't in the war until 1917, this article tells something about the attitudes of soldiers in this war.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christmas_truce
Also read this article for more ideas.
http://www.americaslibrary.gov/jb/jazz/jb_jazz_wwi_1.html
To complete this assignment, you will need to imagine yourself as a World War I soldier and express your experiences through a journal entry. Here's how you can approach it:
1. Research: Begin by researching the key aspects of World War I, including the causes, alliances, and the way the war was fought. Explore various sources such as books, articles, and documentaries to gain a comprehensive understanding of the topic.
2. Understand the soldier's perspective: Put yourself in the shoes of a World War I soldier. Consider the emotions, challenges, and experiences they would face on the battlefield and in the trenches. This will help you create a more authentic journal entry.
3. Structure your journal entry: Start by introducing yourself as a soldier in the beginning of your journal entry. You can choose a specific country or faction you would like to represent.
4. Describe your experiences: Reflect on your character's journey, detailing the highs and lows, the conditions in the trenches, the intensity of battles, the camaraderie among fellow soldiers, and any personal struggles or losses. It's important to include vivid descriptions to engage the reader and create a sense of realism.
5. Express emotions and thoughts: Share your character's thoughts, fears, hopes, and dreams throughout the journal entry. This will humanize your character and enable the reader to connect with their experiences.
6. Use historical context: Incorporate historical events, facts, and references to demonstrate your understanding of the time period. This can include mentioning significant battles, leaders, or events that occurred during World War I.
7. Edit and revise: After completing your journal entry, read through it several times to check for any grammatical errors, inconsistencies, or areas that need improvement. Consider seeking a second opinion from a classmate, teacher, or proofreader to ensure clarity and coherence.
Remember, this assignment is an opportunity for you to channel your creativity and empathy while exploring the historical context of World War I.