Welcome

Welcome to Module 3 of this course.

Introduction

In this module, students will be introduced to World War I and the 1920s. They will learn about the presidency of Woodrow Wilson and understand how America participated in World War I. This module will also describe what America was like post-World War I and discuss the technological changes that occured. Lastly, students will examine the Roaring 20s and the cultural changes and experiences of African Americans during this time.

Course Navigation

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Score a 100% on the CYK Quizzes. You may take these quizzes as many times as needed to score 100%. Turn in any mastery assignment, discussion post and/or module quiz before moving to the next module. The content in the following module will remain locked until all assignments are turned in for this module.

Getting Started

Review the module introduction and outcomes to help you gain an understanding of the main topics and expectations.
Work through each lesson in this module and complete the Check Your Knowledge activity.
Complete the Module Quiz once all lessons are finished in full.

Module 3 Objectives

After completing this Module, you will be able to:

Identify the importance of Woodrow Wilson's presidency leading up to World War I.
Compare the isolationist goals of American leaders with the country's entry and participation in World War I.
Describe Woodrow Wilson’s vision for the postwar world
Explain why the United States never formally approved the Treaty of Versailles nor joined the League of Nations
Examine how technology has changed the social and economic fabric of American society in the early 1900s.
Examine the social changes the United States experienced during the 1920s.
Differentiate the cultural experiences of African Americans and Americans of European descent.

Assignment Summary

Lesson CYK Quizzes
Module 3 - Quiz