Introduction
Global Citizenship has become a popular concept lately, this is due to the fundamentals of sustainable development. The issue around global citizenship is correlated with the Idea of international Relations. Where did it all begun? In 1914 the world went to the Battle field and after 1918 all most the whole world was a new place with new ideologies. The feudalists have turned to democracy and capitalism, dictatorships emerged, innovations changed the ways of the people and many more changes.
Task
In this Lesson we are going to learn more about the, causes, course and results of the First World War
Process
The causes of the First World War
The MAIN causes of the World War One
- Militarism
- Alliances
- Imperialism
- Nationalism
https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/the-main-causes-of-world-war-i.html
The Course of World War One.
- The Western and Eastern Battlefields
- The Stalemate.
- War at Sea
- War in the Air
- The Gallipoli Campaign
- Innovations
https://www.yourarticlelibrary.com/war/top-6-course-of-events-of-1st-world-war/48495
The Results of World War One.
- Destruction of property and human lives.
- Armistice.
- Weimer Republic
- Treaty of Versailles.
- Formation of the League of Nations
Evaluation
a) |
Describe the causes of The First World War of 1914-1918.
Marking levels Identify and describe one cause. 1-2 Marks Identify and describe two causes. 3-4 Marks Identify and describe three or more causes. 5 Marks |
Marks 5 |
b) |
Explain the reason for a stalemate in the Western Front.
Marking levels Explaining one reason. 1-3 Marks Explaining two reasons. 3-5 Marks Explaining three or more reasons. 6-8 Marks |
Marks 8 |
c) |
Discuss the importance of United States of America's entrance into the war.
Marking levels Identify or describe one incident. 1-2 Marks One sided explanation 3-4 Marks Explain both sides 4-8 Marks Explain both sides and own evaluation 9-12 Marks |
Marks 12 |
Conclusion
The webquest was prepared to help learners learn about the events that took place in the world history. These past events are our laboratory of human experiences. Their impact on international relations and our daily lives and why we have regional and international organisations and their impact on gorvenment's policy making bodies.