The Zimmerman Note Text and Image Analysis
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Students will read the Zimmerman Telegram (Zimmerman Note) from World War I (WW1, WWI), answer 11 questions, and respond to 6 prompts for 3 political cartoons. The answers are included where appropriate and this would be great for a sub!
Sample questions include:
--Under what conditions would the alliance between Mexico and Germany be a possibility?
--Why does Zimmerman think England will be compelled to peace?
--In what ways did this sway American public opinion towards being in favor of war?
--Does the length of a document determine the effectiveness of its content and implications, why or why not?
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