In this resource, students explore a virtual exhibit on medicine during the First World War. Health and fitness were central to building a strong military force, and sick and wounded soldiers required...

This 9 1/2 minute video from The Great War Channel explains the internal struggles and revolution affecting neutral Mexico during World War I, and how Germany's stance against the United States...

During the war, the U.S. Army mobilized medical resources to create one hundred large base hospitals. This website has been created to tell the story of Base Hospital #28, the 2,500 bed military base...

How are art and history related? How did the culture of pre-war Europe influence painter Marsden Hartley's work? In this lesson, students will learn about the origins of the Great War and how to...

Using the maps provided, students will identify the alliances of 1914 and answer questions about borders in the Middle East as result of the war.

World War One resulted in radical changes to national boundaries. Professor David Stevenson, London School of Economics & Political Science, explains the changes that took place in Europe's...

In an era of federal segregation, the national call as "champions of the rights of mankind" rang hollow. Many African Americans saw the war as an opportunity to redefine their U.S. citizenship and...

A podcast series created as part of Home Before the Leaves Fall (wwionline.org), each episode is approximately 30-50 minutes long and is available to stream or download. Topics include chronological...

Many countries drafted animals into service, including Australia. While many of their animals were the same as those used by other countries, some were distinctly Australian. It was not uncommon to...

In this article, Professor Emeritus Modris Eksteins analyzes the use, and limitations, of literature as a way of confronting the atrocities and devastation of the WWI, primarily focusing on literature...