Kelley Cirincione

The Holocaust remains one of the most significant and tragic events in human history. Understanding its causes, impact, and lessons is essential for students today. This week in Individuals & Societies, students will deepen their knowledge by working in pairs to research specific Holocaust topics. This process not only builds historical understanding but also sharpens research and communication skills. Through gathering information, organizing notes, and preparing presentations, students...

The end of World War I marked a critical moment in history when the world sought peace after years of devastating conflict. Two major documents shaped the post-war landscape: President Woodrow Wilson’s 14 Points and the Treaty of Versailles. These two sets of ideas reveal a sharp contrast between hope for a fair peace and the harsh realities of political power. Understanding this clash helps explain why the peace process was so complicated and why its effects lasted for decades. ! Eye-level...

The Treaty of Versailles, signed in 1919, officially ended World War I but left a legacy that shaped the 20th century in profound ways. This treaty did more than just stop the fighting; it redrew borders, assigned blame, and imposed harsh penalties on Germany. These decisions sparked debates about fairness and justice that still echo today. Understanding what the treaty really said helps explain how it influenced global politics and set the stage for future conflicts. The Palace of...