The Origins and Course of the First World War, 1905–18

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Contents

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Artillery.................................................................................................................. 0

What is this book about? ..................................................................................... 7

The Battle of the Somme ..................................................................................... 0

Revision suggestions ............................................................................................ 9

The Battle of Passchendaele ............................................................................... 0

Timelines

General Haig.......................................................................................................... 0

Origins and Course of the First World War ................................................... 10

The War at Sea & Gallipoli

International Rivalry The First World War ........................................................................................... 12 Militarism............................................................................................................. 12 Alliances................................................................................................................ 13 Imperialism.......................................................................................................... 13 Nationalism.......................................................................................................... 14 Economic Rivalry................................................................................................ 14 The Triple Alliance...............................................................................................15 The Triple Entente............................................................................................... 16

The German Threat in the North Sea ............................................................... 0 The Battle of Heligoland...................................................................................... 0 German Raids ....................................................................................................... 0 The Battle of Dogger Bank .................................................................................. 0 The Battle of Jutland ............................................................................................ 0 Submarine Warfare.............................................................................................. 0 Anti U-Boat Measures ......................................................................................... 0 The Sinking of the Lusitania .............................................................................. 0 The Gallipoli Campaign ...................................................................................... 0

Sample The Growth of Tensions The Naval Race .................................................................................................... 16 The First Moroccan Crisis ...................................................................................0 The Second Moroccan Crisis...............................................................................0 The Bosnian Crisis ................................................................................................0 The First Balkan War............................................................................................0 The Second Balkan War .......................................................................................0 The Black Hand......................................................................................................0 The Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand ..........................................0

Deadlock on the Western Front The July Days..........................................................................................................0 The Schlieffen Plan ...............................................................................................0

Germany's Defeat The Ludendorff Offensive................................................................................... 0 The USA and its Entry to the First World War ............................................... 0 The Hundred Days Offensive............................................................................. 0 The End of the First World War......................................................................... 0

Glossary................................................................................................................. 18 Index ..................................................................................................................... 20

The Trench System................................................................................................0

Deadlock on the Western Front..........................................................................0

Life in the Trenches...............................................................................................0

Shell Shock .............................................................................................................0

Trench foot..............................................................................................................0

Trench fever............................................................................................................0

Dysentery................................................................................................................0

Gangrene.................................................................................................................0

Treatment in the Trenches ..................................................................................0

New Weapons and Methods ...............................................................................0

Aircraft ....................................................................................................................0

Dogfights ................................................................................................................0

Machine Guns........................................................................................................0

Poison Gas ..............................................................................................................0

Tanks........................................................................................................................0

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WHO questions cover the key people involved.

WHEN questions cover the timings of key events.

WHERE questions cover the locations of key moments.

WHY questions cover the reasons behind key events.

HOW questions take a closer look at the way in which events, situations and trends occur.

IMPORTANCE questions take a closer look at the significance of events, situations, and recurrent trends and themes.

Sample DECISIONS questions take a closer look at choices made at events and situations during this era.

Highlighted words Abdicate - occasionally, you will see certain words highlighted within an answer. This means that, if you need it, you'll find an explanation of the word or phrase in the glossary which starts on page 18. Page references Tudor (p.7) - occasionally, a certain subject within an answer is covered in more depth on a different page. If you'd like to learn more about it, you can go directly to the page indicated.

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WHAT IS THIS BOOK ABOUT?

What is this book about?

The Origins and Course of the First World War investigates why and how the world went to war in 1914. The course focuses on the causes and course of the First World War, examining 1905-1918. You will focus on crucial events during this period, and study the different political, economic and military changes that occurred.

Purpose This study guide will help you to understand the complexities of the First World War. You will investigate themes such as militarism, nationalism, alliances and imperialism, while also exploring the role of economics, government and the military. This guide will enable you to develop the historical thinking skills of causation and consequence, similarity and difference, and change and continuity.

Topics This study guide is split into five key areas.

The Alliance System and International Rivalry. The Growth of Tension in Europe. The Schlieffen Plan and Deadlock on the Western Front. The War at Sea and Gallipoli. The Defeat of Germany.

Key Individuals Some of the key individuals studied in this course include:

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Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Winston Churchill. Alfred von Schlieffen. Sir Douglas Haig. Erich Ludendorff.

Key Events Some of the key events and developments you will study on this course include:

The formation of the alliance system. The Anglo-German naval race. International crises in the Balkans and Morocco. The assassination of Franz Ferdinand. The establishment of the Western Front in 1914. Trench conditions. The development of new weapons. Key battles on the Western Front: the Somme and Passchendaele. The war at sea. The Ludendorff Offensive. The Allied 100 days. German defeat and the armistice.

Assessment Origins and Course of the First World War forms the first half of paper two. You will have a total of 1 hour and 30 minutes to complete the paper. You should spend 45 minutes on the First World War section of the paper. There will be 3 exam questions which will assess what you have learnt on the First World War course.

Question 1 is worth 6 marks. This question will require you to describe TWO key features of a certain aspect of the First World War. For example, you could be asked to describe two key features of the Gallipoli campaign.

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Question 2 is worth 8 marks. This question will require you to analyse two sources before explaining how far the sources support each other. It requires you to cross reference both sources, highlighting similarities AND differences, before concluding on the extent of support. You should aim to include three mini paragraphs explaining how the sources support each other, how they contradict each other before offering your own conclusion. For example, 'How far does Source A support the evidence of Source B about the threat posed. Question 3 is worth 16 marks. This question will give you a historical interpretation and you will then need to argue how far you agree or disagree with the statement on your chosen question. The focus of the question will always be different, focusing on one of the 2nd order concepts such as causation, consequence, change, continuity, similarity and difference. For this question you must use the interpretation alongside the sources from question 2. For example, 'Extract C suggests that Germany was mainly responsible for the outbreak of the First World War. How far do you agree with this interpretation?'.

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