Why do you think the Eastern European, Middle East, and African fronts get so much less attention in history classes and in popular culture?

Students get a more in depth look at World War I (WW1) battles using this graphic organizer. They pick 10 of 16 battles to research and in the chart they fill in the battle name, when and where it happened, which side won, and the general historical significance to the battle. They also answer 10 questions of varying levels of difficulty about specific battles, the variety of fronts, technology and weapons developments, and more. I typically have students do this in pairs. Depending on what you cover in class, the students might need access to reference books or the internet to do additional research. This is appropriate for both US and World History. The answers are included and this would be great for a sub!

I’m not from Africa but I do know there culture and design are beautiful

But apparently some teachers don’t think I don’t know who this would help but I read about Africa so if this doesn’t help I’m so sorry

Explanation:

julius caesar turned the roman republic into the roman empire by coming in and taking the "dictator" role during the time of a civil war (elites vs lower classes) winning battles and reputation, then declaring him dictator for life

hope this : )