What is your evidence for the main idea of chapter 4?

"On November 11 the two sides signed an Armisist."

What is your evidence for the main idea of chapter 2?

"Congress declared war on April 6, 1917."

What does Armistice mean?

A pause to something and a agreement on the two sides.

What does Marines mean?

A member of a body of troops trained to serve on land or at sea.

What is your evidence for the main idea of chapter 2?

"Austria-Hungary wanted to attack Serbia for there actions."

How is WW1 different from WW2?

The air planes in WW1 were not as advanced.

What evidence can you put to support your answer for the main idea of chapter 1

"He wrote a book about what he experienced in the war."

What is the main idea of the first chapter?

What happened to Gibbons in the Belleau woods.

What is the main idea of chapter three?

The United States joining the war?

What is the definition of Nationlist

A person who will do anything for there country.

What questions would you like the ask the author?

How did you come up with this book, What made him write this book?, How long did it take you to write this book?, How did you get your information?

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1
What did both sides of the war use to hold there territory?
Bunkers
Trenches
Boats
Air Planes
2
What is your evidence for the main idea of chapter 4?
"The German's surrendered."
"On November 11 the two sides signed an Armisist."
"The two sides made an agreement."
"On November 1st the the two sides signed."
3
What is your evidence for the main idea of chapter 2?
"Congress declared war on April 9, 1917."
"Congress declared war on April 6, 1817."
"Congress declared war on April 6, 1917."
"Congress declared war on March 7, 1918."
4
What does Armistice mean?
A agreement to something.
Someone beats the opponent.
Germans sail to England.
A pause to something and a agreement on the two sides.
5
What does Marines mean?
A part of the Army.
A member of troops that are on the Air and ground.
A member of a body of troops trained to serve on land or at sea.
A Soldier for the U.S. Army.
6
What are some synonyms for nationalist?
Country person
Citizen
Royalist
Flag-Waver
7
What is the main idea of chapter two?
Causes of the war
The Germans are rude
How to make U-boats
How the United States joined the war
8
What is your evidence for the main idea of chapter 2?
"Instead it set into motion that would change history."
"Austria-Hungary wanted to attack Serbia for there actions."
"Russia would help the Serbs"
"World War One was a complex and brutal war."
9
How is WW1 different from WW2?
WW1 had more advanced wepons.
Hitler was not in WW2
The air planes in WW1 were not as advanced.
Japan started the war.
10
What is a antonym for stalemate?
Abduct
defective battery
inadequately
Well
11
How did the Author organize the information? In chapters 1?
Second hand
Fourth hand
First hand
Third hand
12
What is the main idea of chapter four?
How the war ended.
How Germans make tanks.
German surrender.
Treaty of Versailles.
13
What genre is this book?
Realistic Fiction
Adventure
Historical Fiction
Non-Fiction
14
Who Started WW1?
Ottoman Empire
Germany
Serbia
Austria-Hungary
15
What evidence can you put to support your answer for the main idea of chapter 1
"He tried to crawl away."
"He wrote a book about what he experienced in the war."
It was ruff what Gibbon experienced in the war but they took over the woods
"That night we took over Belleau woods once and for all!"
16
What is a synonym for crawl?
Slung
Slink
Inch
Walk
17
What is the main idea of the first chapter?
To know what wounded people experienced in the battle of Belleau woods.
What is world war one.
What happened to Gibbons in the Belleau woods.
The history of world war one.
18
How did the war end.
The treaty of Versailles.
FDR's Speech.
With Germany surendering.
Lusitania sinking.
19
What is the main idea of chapter three?
How the United States Joined the war?
Why the United States joined the war?
The United States joining the war?
How the United Kingdom joined the war?
20
What is the definition of Nationlist
A person who hates there country.
A person who will fight for there country.
A person who will do anything for there country.
A person who loves there country very much.
21
What questions would you like the ask the author?
How did you come up with this book
What made him write this book?
How long did it take you to write this book?
How did you get your information?

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