A curated guide for teachers and students featuring high-quality primary source visuals, including photographs of the "Big Four" at Versailles, iconic political cartoons, and territorial maps from the Library of Congress and National Archives.

A comprehensive answer key and teacher reference for the Diplomacy Duel lesson. Includes correct answers for the exit ticket, exemplar responses for the primary source analysis, and sample debate arguments for both the Wilsonian and Reservationist perspectives.

A bibliography and research guide for students and teachers, providing names, dates, and direct URLs to the full-text versions of the four primary sources used in the Diplomacy Duel lesson.

A detailed slide-by-slide guide for the Versailles Vision presentation. Includes instructional hooks, key historical points to emphasize, and facilitation tips for the League of Nations classroom debate.

A curated collection of primary source excerpts for the League of Nations debate. Includes the Fourteen Points, Article X of the League Covenant, and speeches from Henry Cabot Lodge and William Borah, annotated for high school students.

A student-facing brief designed for the live "Diplomacy Duel" classroom debate. It includes primary source excerpts from Wilson and Lodge, and structured sections for students to record their team's opening arguments and rebuttals.

A summative assessment for the end of the Diplomacy Duel lesson. Covers the identification of the League of Nations, the constitutional reasons for its rejection, and its long-term impact on global stability.

A comprehensive teacher guide for a 45-minute lesson on the Treaty of Versailles and the League of Nations. Includes pacing, debate facilitation strategies, and key discussion prompts.

A visual slide deck presenting Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points, the Treaty of Versailles, and the Senate battle over the League of Nations. Includes detailed slides on Article X and the global consequences of U.S. isolationism.

A curated list of high-quality primary source visuals for the WWI Home Front, including recruitment posters, propaganda, and rare archival photographs of social shifts and political dissent. Each entry includes verified links to the Library of Congress or National Archives. Updated for improved layout and contrast.