Chapter 4: War, Revolution & Economic crisis

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Take out your book & open chapter 4

Let's see what you already know!

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The symbol for this chapter is a tank. Explain why

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The chapter is called ‘War, revolution and economic crisis’. Match the words in the chapter to the correct paragraph of chapter 4:

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Which years does this chapter cover?

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Which century is that?

18th century

19th century

20th century

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Things I know about this chapter (at least three)

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Things I want to know about this chapter (At least two)

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To do: question 1 + 2 on page 87 of your workbook

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Which two differences did you see?

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How can nationalism (a lot of love for you country) cause a war?

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How can alliances cause a war?

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The three causes of World War I are...

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When World War I started in 1914, many soldiers thought the war would be over quickly. Why did the war take much longer?

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Where did Germany have to fight in World War I?

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Why did Germany have to fight on two sides?

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Why did Germany get punished so harshly in the Treaty of Versailles?

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Why did a lot of Germans feel that the Treaty of Versailles was unfair?

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Why did so many people die in the battles of World War I?

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Why was 1917 such an important year in World War I?

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Trenches

Gravilo Princip

Franz Ferdinand

Treaty of Versailles

End of World War I

Archduke of Austria

1919

Narrow ditches & tunnels in the ground

1918

Murderer of the Archduke of Austria

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