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    Group 2 analyzed documents relating to Germany's treatment after World War 1, including notes on the Treaty of Versailles and a poem expressing Germany's perspective. The documents indicate that Germany was blamed for everything in the war but did not start it and was not invited to the treaty negotiations. As a result of the treaty, Germany had to pay extensive reparations and its prisoners were taken without consent. The poem questions why Germany has to pay for everything and receive unequal treatment compared to other countries, describing the treaty as trapping Germany like a bird in a cage.

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    Group 2 analyzed documents relating to Germany's treatment after World War 1, including notes on the Treaty of Versailles and a poem expressing Germany's perspective. The documents indicate that Germany was blamed for everything in the war but did not start it and was not invited to the treaty negotiations. As a result of the treaty, Germany had to pay extensive reparations and its prisoners were taken without consent. The poem questions why Germany has to pay for everything and receive unequal treatment compared to other countries, describing the treaty as trapping Germany like a bird in a cage.

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    Group # 2

    Ally, Valeria, Roan, Jamari, Elijha

    Video Notes
    Germany didnt start it but was blamed for everything
    Germany was not invited to sign the Treaty
    Germany was furious with the other countries
    They also had to pay for everything

    Article Notes
    Article Title: Prisoners of War and Graves
    We was blamed for everything
    We had to Provide everything
    Our prisoners were taken from us without question

    Poem
    Why do you blame us?
    We werent the only ones who did wrong,
    why do we have to pay for everything?
    Is it that much easier to blame one country?
    This treaty was like a bird in cage with nowhere to go.
    We didnt start the war,
    and we didnt want to fight.
    Our prisoners should be returned to our country without a fight,
    and we want you to do whats right
    Why not give other countries the same consequences youre giving us.
    Its unfair that we have to provide transportation for countries,
    when others dont provide for us.
    Our country was screaming in agony, while you were sitting back laughing.
    The same rights that are given to others should be given to us,
    The same penalties given to us should be given to others.
    Our resources should be giving back to us,
    our mass graves should be emptied and our dead returned.
    Why do you blame us? It was you who stained our grounds.

    Vocab Application
    Elements of Literature (5)--list them and describe why
    Personification - Our country was screaming in agony. A country cannot scream.
    Simile - This treaty was like a bird in cage with nowhere to go.
    Symbolism - Why do you blame us? It was you who stained our grounds.
    Rhyme - Our prisoners should be returned to our country without a fight, and we
    want you to do whats right.
    Mood - While you read it.
    Tone - How we are going to talk.
    Hyperbole - Our country was screaming in agony, while you were sitting back
    laughing.

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    Work Cited
    "Firstworldwar.com." First World War.com. N.p., n.d. Web. 17 Sept. 2015.

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