Havo 3 tto: WW1 - lesson 3

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Havo 3 tto: WW1

Lesson 3

Start of the lesson

Phone NOT in classroom

Chewing gum in bin

Books, laptop + notebook on table

Sit in your spot

Introduction

If I told you there was a job that had:

• A high risk of injury and death
• A low-average salary
• Work outside in the cold
• A dirty work environment
• Would you take it?

Introduction

How does the army try to get people to join?

Menu of the day

Recap

WW1

Choice

Video

Goal

You understand what a total war is

Recap

Triple Alliance

Triple Entente

Austria-Hungary

Great Britain

France

Germany

Italy

Russia

Which cause is depicted?

1. Tensions between Germany & France
2. Nationalism
3. Modern Imperialism
4. Ottoman empire falling apart

The direct cause is called a...?

What was the trigger of the First World War?

1. The Schlieffen plan
2. The assassination of Franz Ferdinand
3. The declaration of war from Austria-Hungary
4. The guarantee of Germany to A-H

A total war

Let's read together ''A total war'' on page 17 HB

Exercises

Section 3: 8, 9, 14 on page 12-13

Choice

-Discuss causes (and triggers) with me

-Do exercise 15 + 16 on p. 13 WB (poetry of WW1)

-Make your own propaganda poster (on paper/digital):

• Choose a subject (army, saving products, demonizing the enemy) and target audience (men/women/all adults/young people)

Video

Grab your notebook

In which year did WW1 end?

1. 1916
2. 1917
3. 1918
4. 1919

Why was the British blockade of Germany crucial for the war?

1. Because Germany could not attack GB
2. Because Germany could not get raw materials for their war industry
3. Because Germany could not get tea and coffee
4. Because Germany could not trade with the USA

Why did the people in Germany think they might win the war in 1918?

Fun fact: What was the age of the youngest soldier in WW1?

1. 8 years old
2. 10 years old
3. 12 years old
4. 14 years old

What are the goals of propaganda?

Score the goal: what is a total war?