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    The document discusses how World War 1 impacted European countries. It provides information on the suffering experienced by five countries involved in the war. Students are asked to analyze which country suffered most using the evidence provided. They are given guidance on key issues to consider like military and civilian casualties, and damage to infrastructure. Predicting problems for Germany after the war is also discussed to help students understand the context around the Treaty of Versailles.

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    Friday 20 January 2023

    How did WWI impact Europe?

    Remembering
    Understanding
    Describe what Analysing
    happened to at least Explain how and
    one country as a why one country Explain which country
    result of WWI suffered as a result suffered more than the
    of WWI using the others by making use of
    clear evidence and by
    evidence to support making clear and
    relevant comparisons
    with one or more of the
    other countries.
    In these lessons we are learning to…

    • Describe specific examples of things that happened to


    Germany as a consequence of WWI

    • Explain why Germany was treated harshly in the Treaty of


    Versailles

    • Evaluate the terms of the Treaty of Versailles to make a


    judgement about which would have caused most anger in
    Germany after WWI

    We will return to these later in today’s


    lessons to help you to self-assess your
    learning
    Background lesson 1:
    The Great Suffering of WWI
    1: How did WWI
    affect those countries 2. After compiling your
    involved? research evidence you have
    10 minutes to prepare an
    answer to the key question.
    Use the information on the Great Your answer should use
    Suffering sheet to help you specific details and should
    collect key evidence on what the be focused on the support
    consequences of WWI were for criteria.
    the major countries involved.

    What reasons can you see to explain why Germany


    3: Predicting
    was going to be harshly punished at the Treaty of
    problems for
    Versailles in 1919?
    Germany
    Skill: Selecting relevant evidence

    Stage 1: Information gathering (20 mins)

    • There are descriptions of how 5 countries


    suffered as a result of being involved in the war.
    • Write each country’s name as a sub-heading
    • Then make at least 3 bullet point notes of each
    example you can see of how that country
    suffered, e.g “More than two million people
    were made homeless in France”.
    Stage 2: Writing the answer to the question
    (25-30 mins)

    Once you have collected your evidence together


    you should look to answer the question, making
    clear and precise use of the key information to
    help to support your opinion.
    After you have completed your answer you will
    then be given some time to peer assess based
    on the level descriptors.
    In your opinion, which country suffered most from the four
    years of war from 1914-1918? Use the evidence and your
    knowledge to explain your answer.

    One way ________ suffered was…


    P _________ suffered greatly from the First
    World War…

    An example of this…
    E To support…
    This happened when…

    E This meant that…


    This shows that…
    Therefore…
    L
    LINK
    Comparison to another country
    • In contrast…
    • On the other hand…
    • This was extremely different…
    • Similarly…
    Handy Hints For Success!!
    You should consider the following issues to help you to reach your opinion on which
    country you think suffered the most from WWI, as well as using the keywords section
    and level descriptors: 
    • Which countries had enemy soldiers on
    their soil?
    • Which countries suffered damage to
    buildings, communications and
    farmland?
    • Which countries lost the most soldiers
    in the war?
    • In which countries did civilians suffer
    during the war? 
    Peer Assessment
    Questions to ask yourself
    • Does the answer address the question?
    • Are there clear examples (e.g. numbers, types of
    places/people who suffered)?
    • Is there a link/comparison with another country
    to show that the country they chose suffered
    more than another country in that aspect?
    • Has criteria been applied to the answer?
    • Have they given at least 2 (ideally 3) key
    reasons?
    Why did we find out about the
    consequences of WWI?

    • Why do you think I included this as the first


    lesson?
    • How do you think it will feed in to our future
    lessons?
    • Can you predict what issues the end of WWI
    (and the events of WWI) might cause in terms
    of international relations?
    Review: Pyramid of knowledge

    1
    Country who joined the
    war in 1917

    Countries in Europe where


    fighting took place
    2

    Criteria we could apply to assess how far a country


    3
    suffered as a result of the four years of war

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