'Lloyd george' presentation slideshows

Treaty of Versailles

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The Canadian Battles of the First World War

The Canadian Battles of the First World War. First Battle of Ypres: October-November 1914. German army en route to English Channel met French, British and Belgian troops near small Belgian town of Ypres. First Battle of Ypres: October-November 1914. Losses:

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The Treaty of Versailles

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Political Parties after the Great War

Political Parties after the Great War. Why did the Labour Party become so important after 1918?. In the 1918 election the Labour Party gained one third of all votes cast in Scotland.

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Why did Germans vote for Adolf Hitler?

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The Impact of the Great War

The Impact of the Great War. Political Change. Aims:. Examine how the war led to the decline of the Liberal Party. Identify the main reasons for the growth of the Labour Party. Overall Picture. Before the Great War, the Liberal party dominated Scottish politics.

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Agenda

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End of WWI & The Peace Settlements

End of WWI & The Peace Settlements. Armistice 11/11/1918 @ 11 a.m. Paris Peace Conference January 1919. I. Important Dates. II. What factors contributed to the end of WWI?. war weariness strikes in Germany Russian Revolution US entry 2 nd Battle of the Marne.

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World War II & Foreign Policy

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Britain 1850s - 1970

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Political aftermath of WW1

Political aftermath of WW1. Decline of Liberals & rise of Conservatives and Labour. The end of the war meant a return to domestic politics General Election was called for December 1918 Lloyd George was determined to fight and win the election on the coalitions wartime record

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After the War

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Causes of World War One: After the assassination

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Women and WW1

Women and WW1. to understand the contribution made by women in WW1. Women and WW1. Before WW1 women were not treated as equals by men . The suffragettes had been campaigning for the vote but called it off when the war started. They got behind the government and supported the war effort.

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The Treaty of Versailles

The Treaty of Versailles. The introduction. The treaty of Versailles was signed de 28 of June in Paris in 1919. They met to decide what they should do with Germany after de first world war. The main people making this decisions were the big three ( I will talk later from them ).

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World War I

World War I . Total War ! The British Home Front. The role of government. The role of government increased To control industry, a Ministry of Munitions was created in 1915 Took over key areas and established national factories Industrial controls were increased, strikes were forbidden

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Terms of the Peace Treaties 1919-20

LoN | War Guilt | Reparations | Territories | Disarmament. Terms of the Peace Treaties 1919-20. Began January 19, 1919 27 states attended the opening Little progress was made the first two months because of a lack of organization

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