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    The document discusses the development and end of World War I. It provides sources and activities to help students understand how the war began, with countries entering on both sides, new weapons being developed, and recruitment campaigns appealing to men of all classes. As the war dragged on, countries began to leave while others joined. Ultimately, the war ended in 1918 with no clear single winner, though the Central Powers of Germany and Austria-Hungary were defeated by the Allied forces led by Britain, France, Italy, and later the United States.

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    Worksheet 8 WWI - Development and End

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    Worksheet 8

    World War I: Development and end of the war

    A- Listen to this explanation of the development and the end of the war:

    https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nc__fxgqcBPW4b5r07c3JqULEEYQk3t0/view?usp=sharing

    B- Getting ready for war:


    Look at the advertisements and answer the questions:
    1- Why do you think Kitchener was advertising for men to join the army?
    2- Does the advertisement prove that men from all classes joined the army before this
    campaign?
    3- What is there is Source B to encourage men to join the army?
    4- How successful do you think Kitchener’s campaign to get recruits for the army was? Look
    at the paragraph on conscription.

    Source A:

    Source B:
    C- Development of the war:
    1- Complete:

    New weapons and new


    methods of fighting

    Countries that entered


    the war (Why?On what
    side?)

    Countries that left the


    war (Why? On what
    side?)

    Video WW1: Weapons and technology: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-


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    D- End of the war:

    1- Complete:
    When?

    How?

    Who won the war? (Was


    there a real winner?)

    Who lost the war?

    Video World War I: How did it end?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soFhWkxSZAY


    Instructions

    This worksheet is your study guide. You don’t have to hand it in. We will work on it in the
    following Meet lesson. Just do the activities to be able to share your ideas with the rest of the
    class.

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