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    The document provides instructions for students to analyze sources from pages 20-21 of a history textbook about the founding of the League of Nations after World War 1. Students are asked to examine pictures and cartoons from the sources and address questions about the post-war realities depicted, Woodrow Wilson's stance on the Treaty of Versailles and vision for the League, and whether various cartoons have optimistic or pessimistic messages. Students are also asked to predict the success of the League based on evidence from the text.

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    The document provides instructions for students to analyze sources from pages 20-21 of a history textbook about the founding of the League of Nations after World War 1. Students are asked to examine pictures and cartoons from the sources and address questions about the post-war realities depicted, Woodrow Wilson's stance on the Treaty of Versailles and vision for the League, and whether various cartoons have optimistic or pessimistic messages. Students are also asked to predict the success of the League based on evidence from the text.

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    The document provides instructions for students to analyze sources from pages 20-21 of a history textbook about the founding of the League of Nations after World War 1. Students are asked to examine pictures and cartoons from the sources and address questions about the post-war realities depicted, Woodrow Wilson's stance on the Treaty of Versailles and vision for the League, and whether various cartoons have optimistic or pessimistic messages. Students are also asked to predict the success of the League based on evidence from the text.

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    PRE-AICE WORLD HISTORY The Birth of the League

    As you read, use your metacognitive skills to take notes and capture your thoughts on this graphic organizer. Your topics are already selected for you and your task will be to select the relevant details and add your personal reflections. Your work will be reviewed and returned to you. Attach it to your interactive notebook. BEGIN BY READING THE PARAGRAPHS ON PAGE 20 and then review the sources on page 20 and 21.

    TOPIC Source 2 page 20 What messages does this picture of the Daily Express relay about the post-war realities of the winning and defeated nations? **Use evidence from the source to support your answer** Source 3 page 20 What Woodrow Wilson really means is **Consider his stance on the Treaty of Versailles and his vision for the League of Nations** Source 6 page 21 Explain the message in the cartoon. Determine if it is optimistic or pessimistic and support your answer. **Consider the imagery in the cartoon**

    MY ANALYSIS

    Source 8 page 21 Explain the message in the cartoon. Determine if it is optimistic or pessimistic and support your answer. **Consider the imagery in the cartoon** Based on the text of page 20, predict how successful you think the League of Nations will be. Use evidence from the text to support your answer.

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