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The document provides instructions and background information for students to investigate the events leading up to World War 1. It outlines tasks for students to report on the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary in Sarajevo in 1914 and how this trigger event could have led to World War 1. Students are asked to take on roles, gather relevant information, and assess each other's work. They are also prompted to make a judgment on whether the assassination alone could have caused the war.

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WALT: Investigate the Start of WW1. WILFs. 3 List events of Sarajevo in chronological order. 4 Describe the events in your own words 5 Explain how the assassination led to WW1. 6 Compare this trigger event against other causes 7 Make a judgment as to whether this could really have caused WW1.
Investigate the crime scene If you know the answers then write down what you already know but dont tell anyone. IF you dont know, write down your theory as to what has happened? HOW COULD THIS LEAD TO WAR?
WANTED: The man responsible for World War One and 16 million deaths
News Bulletin. In the morning of 28 June 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and his wife Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg, were shot dead in Sarajevo by 19-year-old assassin Gavrilo Princip. http://www.bbc.co.uk/guides/z26bjxs Take starter notes on the events of 1914
Your Task: Your task is to REPORTon the events at Sarajevo and write a script to accompany it You must role-play the events and have information to present to the class. You must have two news casters, one reported in the field and one witness to the events. You can also recreate the events You will peer assess each others work and give them a level. Q. You will then make a judgment What really causes World War One?
What information do you need to include. Who were the Black Hand? Why were they annoyed, why did they plan an assassination. What happened? When did it happen? What were the events of the 28th June 1914. Who was the man responsible? What happened to him? What happened in the days after the assassination? How did this lead to a World War?
Peer Assessment Whats their names? How well did the group perform 3C Have they included the arrival of ADFF? 3B The first assassination attempt? 3A The actual assassination.? 4C Have the described the following, change of route? 4B The ADFF condition after the assassination? 4A The reaction of the Austrians and Serbs? 5 - Have they explain how the assassination led to trouble in Serbia and Austria-Hungry? Have they compared this trigger event against other causes. M.A.I.N ? What was their judgment as to whether this could really have caused WW1? Peer Assessment Whats their names? How well did the group perform 3C Have they included the arrival of ADFF? 3B The first assassination attempt? 3A The actual assassination.? 4C Have the described the following, change of route? 4B The ADFF condition after the assassination? 4A The reaction of the Austrians and Serbs? 5 - Have they explain how the assassination led to trouble in Serbia and Austria-Hungry? Have they compared this trigger event against other causes. M.A.I.N ? What was their judgment as to whether this could really have caused WW1?
0904 World War One - Assassination at Sarajevo.
0904 World War One - Assassination at Sarajevo.
0904 World War One - Assassination at Sarajevo.
1. Austria blamed Serbia for the assassination of Franz Ferdinand, but did nothing for a month. They needed to be sure of German support, should Russia become involved. 2. The Austrians went to Germany for help - Kaiser Wilhelm promised to support them, whatever they did (the so-called 'blank cheque'). 3. The Austrians sent Serbia a ten-point ultimatum, they expected it to be rejected. The Serbians accepted every point but one. Austria invaded Serbia anyway, it had wanted an excuse to crush Serbia. 4. Russia mobilised its army to support Serbia; but this involved mobilising troops against Germany as well as Austria-Hungary. Germany warned it would enter the war if Germany did not halt mobilisation. 5. The Germans were scared by Russia's mobilisation - according to the Schlieffen Plan they had to fight France before Russia. So they invented an excuse and declared war on France anyway. 6. Because the German army went through Belgium, Britain entered the war.
0904 World War One - Assassination at Sarajevo.
0904 World War One - Assassination at Sarajevo.
0904 World War One - Assassination at Sarajevo.

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0904 World War One - Assassination at Sarajevo.

  • 1. WALT: Investigate the Start of WW1. WILFs. 3 List events of Sarajevo in chronological order. 4 Describe the events in your own words 5 Explain how the assassination led to WW1. 6 Compare this trigger event against other causes 7 Make a judgment as to whether this could really have caused WW1.
  • 2. Investigate the crime scene If you know the answers then write down what you already know but dont tell anyone. IF you dont know, write down your theory as to what has happened? HOW COULD THIS LEAD TO WAR?
  • 3. WANTED: The man responsible for World War One and 16 million deaths
  • 4. News Bulletin. In the morning of 28 June 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and his wife Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg, were shot dead in Sarajevo by 19-year-old assassin Gavrilo Princip. http://www.bbc.co.uk/guides/z26bjxs Take starter notes on the events of 1914
  • 5. Your Task: Your task is to REPORTon the events at Sarajevo and write a script to accompany it You must role-play the events and have information to present to the class. You must have two news casters, one reported in the field and one witness to the events. You can also recreate the events You will peer assess each others work and give them a level. Q. You will then make a judgment What really causes World War One?
  • 6. What information do you need to include. Who were the Black Hand? Why were they annoyed, why did they plan an assassination. What happened? When did it happen? What were the events of the 28th June 1914. Who was the man responsible? What happened to him? What happened in the days after the assassination? How did this lead to a World War?
  • 7. Peer Assessment Whats their names? How well did the group perform 3C Have they included the arrival of ADFF? 3B The first assassination attempt? 3A The actual assassination.? 4C Have the described the following, change of route? 4B The ADFF condition after the assassination? 4A The reaction of the Austrians and Serbs? 5 - Have they explain how the assassination led to trouble in Serbia and Austria-Hungry? Have they compared this trigger event against other causes. M.A.I.N ? What was their judgment as to whether this could really have caused WW1? Peer Assessment Whats their names? How well did the group perform 3C Have they included the arrival of ADFF? 3B The first assassination attempt? 3A The actual assassination.? 4C Have the described the following, change of route? 4B The ADFF condition after the assassination? 4A The reaction of the Austrians and Serbs? 5 - Have they explain how the assassination led to trouble in Serbia and Austria-Hungry? Have they compared this trigger event against other causes. M.A.I.N ? What was their judgment as to whether this could really have caused WW1?
  • 11. 1. Austria blamed Serbia for the assassination of Franz Ferdinand, but did nothing for a month. They needed to be sure of German support, should Russia become involved. 2. The Austrians went to Germany for help - Kaiser Wilhelm promised to support them, whatever they did (the so-called 'blank cheque'). 3. The Austrians sent Serbia a ten-point ultimatum, they expected it to be rejected. The Serbians accepted every point but one. Austria invaded Serbia anyway, it had wanted an excuse to crush Serbia. 4. Russia mobilised its army to support Serbia; but this involved mobilising troops against Germany as well as Austria-Hungary. Germany warned it would enter the war if Germany did not halt mobilisation. 5. The Germans were scared by Russia's mobilisation - according to the Schlieffen Plan they had to fight France before Russia. So they invented an excuse and declared war on France anyway. 6. Because the German army went through Belgium, Britain entered the war.