Global War: Gallipoli and the Middle East
Students will explore the conflict beyond the Western Front, including campaigns in Gallipoli and the Middle East.
Key Questions
- Explain why the Gallipoli campaign was launched and why it ultimately failed.
- Analyze the strategic importance of the Middle Eastern theatre for the Allied and Central Powers.
- Compare the experiences of soldiers fighting in different global theatres of WWI.
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