World War I

2. 1. Causes a. Colonial rivalry & arms race b. Alliance System c. Balkan nationalism & crises d. Murder in Sarajevo & chain reactions 2. Con-sequence a. Paris Peace Conference b. Terms of the Treaty of Versailles c. Assessment of damages Q1. What do sources A & B tell you about Britain and Germany? (5)

3. 1. Causes a. Colonial rivalry & arms race b. Alliance System c. Balkan nationalism & crises d. Murder in Sarajevo & chain reactions 2. Con-sequence a. Paris Peace Conference b. Terms of the Treaty of Versailles c. Assessment of damages Qn2. How reliable is Source D in the way it portrays Germany? (6) Source C

4. 1. Causes a. Colonial rivalry & arms race b. Alliance System c. Balkan nationalism & crises d. Murder in Sarajevo & chain reactions 2. Con-sequence a. Paris Peace Conference b. Terms of the Treaty of Versailles c. Assessment of damages

5. 1. Causes a. Colonial rivalry & arms race b. Alliance System c. Balkan nationalism & crises d. Murder in Sarajevo & chain reactions 2. Con-sequence a. Paris Peace Conference b. Terms of the Treaty of Versailles c. Assessment of damages

6. 1. Causes a. Colonial rivalry & arms race b. Alliance System c. Balkan nationalism & crises d. Murder in Sarajevo & chain reactions 2. Con-sequence a. Paris Peace Conference b. Terms of the Treaty of Versailles c. Assessment of damages

8. 1. Causes a. Colonial rivalry & arms race b. Alliance System c. Balkan nationalism & crises d. Murder in Sarajevo & chain reactions 2. Con-sequence a. Paris Peace Conference b. Terms of the Treaty of Versailles c. Assessment of damages Territorial terms

9. 1. Causes a. Colonial rivalry & arms race b. Alliance System c. Balkan nationalism & crises d. Murder in Sarajevo & chain reactions 2. Con-sequence a. Paris Peace Conference b. Terms of the Treaty of Versailles c. Assessment of damages Qn3: What is the cartoonist trying to say (6)? Qn4: How far does this source show that the Treaty of Versailles was a satisfactory agreement? (8)