Paper 1 Section B

Conflict and Tension: The First World War 1894-1918

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Revision Videos

Part One: The Causes of the First World War

1) Who were the Great Powers of Europe?

2) The Alliance System

3) The Arms Race

4) The First Moroccan Crisis 1905

5) The Second Moroccan Crisis 1911

6) The Bosnian Crisis 1908

7) The Balkan Wars

8) Kaiser Wilhelm II

9) Assassination of Franz Ferdinand

10) The July Crisis

11) Approach of War (BBC) - Part 1

12) Approach of War (BBC) - Part 2

Part two: The First World War: Stalemate

13) The Schlieffen Plan

14) Stalemate in the Trenches (BBC) Part 1

15) Stalemate in the Trenches (BBC) Part 2

16) Life in a Trench

17) Battle of Verdun

18) The Battle of Somme

19) Was Haig the Butcher of the Somme?

20) Battle of Passchendaele

21) Gallipoli Campaign

22) War at Sea: Naval Blockade

23) Battle of Jutland

24) War in the air

Part three: Ending the War

25) Why did Russia leave WW1?

26) USA enters WW1

27) New tactics and technology

28) Ludendorff Offensive

29) Hundred Days Offensive

30) German Revolution of 1918

31) Why was Germany defeated?

32) How did the Allies win?

Exam Skill Videos: Paper 1 Section B


Grab a Grade 5 - how do you know source question.pptx

Q1) Source Analysis (AO3)

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Q2) How useful (AO3)

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Q3) Narrative Writing (AO1&AO2)

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Q4) How far do you agree? (AO1&AO2)

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