The First World War mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers mind maps on The First World War, from its causes and trench warfare to the Paris Peace Conference. School students can revise these topics, while teachers can find material for lessons. There are over 2,200 mind maps, mostly at school level, made by more than 1,600 users. Choose a map to get started.
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- Causes of the First World War1,023
- Alliances before the First World War49
- Crises and Outbreak of the First World War104
- Schlieffen Plan43
- Battles and the Western Front107
- Trench Warfare and Medical Care119
- Weapons and Technology32
- Gallipoli Campaign27
- Countries in the First World War110
- US Entry into the First World War34
- Home Front and Total War84
- Women in the First World War19
- End of the First World War42
- Paris Peace Conference and Treaty of Versailles227
- Consequences of the First World War114
Mind maps
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History Revision- Causes of WW1 for Year 10 mock Mind map on causes of WW1 -
Causes of World War 1 Mind map on causes of World War 1 -
Era of The Great War
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Medicine on the western front -
the schlieffen plan done
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Western Front in WW1
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Medical care on the Western Front Medical Care on the Western Front. GCSE assessments 2021 -
Battle of the Somme (July-Nov 1916)
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The First World War 1914-1918 -
Causes of WW1 A mind map about the causes of World War One for GCSE History revision
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The Schlieffen Plan -
Italy and WWI
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Mind Map of WW1 as a Total War -
Gr.10 Canadian History CHC2D Canadian History Review...notes been taken from different sites and put into mind map for personal use. -
War on the Western Front -
The home front
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Causes of WW1 ww1
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The Armistice Mind Map on The Armistice , created by Kay Goodger on 18/12/2017. -
The Western Front, 1916- Chapter 9.6
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1st Moroccan crisis -
The Battle Of Passchendaele
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Joining WW1 -
GCSE OCR Impact of WW1 on Britain 1914-1918
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Causes of WW1 -
the battle of the Somme -
The Balkan wars -
Experience of Scots on the Western Front -
Homefront
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WWI Trench Warfare wefF -
World War 1 A brief overview of World War 1 from 1915-1919
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Development of Triple Alliance/ Entente -
Militarism - First World War Key concepts associated with militarism as a long-term cause of world war one. How it all links throughout ... -
Bosnian Crisis 1911 -
Scots on The Western Front first topic of n5 history cource -
World War 1 -
Terms of the Treaty of Versailles... Terms of the Treaty of Versailles, (LAMB- land, army, money, blame) -
Paris Peace Conference Mindmapped content from EdPortal, WCiv.II/WWI/Treaty of Versailles -
LIFE IN THE TRENCHES -
Impacts of WW1 on Russia -
life in the trenches
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About the first world war mind maps
GoConqr OriginalThe First World War mind maps
These user-made maps take different routes through the unit. Causes of WW1 includes branches on alliances and the arms race. Western Front in WW1 brings together the Schlieffen Plan, battles, trench warfare and weapons. Other maps focus on subjects such as medicine on the Western Front, the role of women and the Paris Peace Conference.
Using the maps to revise
Start with Western Front in WW1 if you want to see several topics together. Then use WWI Trench Warfare to focus on the trenches. Read each branch, cover it and try to recall its main points before checking the map again. Compare related maps to see how their authors organise the material.
If you want to read more detail, switch to notes on the unit page. Use its flashcards for recall practice or a quiz to check your understanding. Pick a branch and begin your revision there.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a useful starting point?
Western Front in WW1 is a useful starting point for that part of the unit. It brings together the Schlieffen Plan, key battles, trench warfare and weapons. Once you have looked at its branches, you can move to a map that focuses on one of those topics.
What topics do the mind maps cover?
The maps cover causes of WW1, the Balkan wars, trench warfare and the Western Front. There are also maps on medicine, the role of women and the Paris Peace Conference. Some bring several topics together, while others focus on a particular plan, battle or aspect of the war.
Are the mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every mind map listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users, so you can explore maps created by different people and compare how they have organised a topic, such as the causes of WW1 or the Western Front.
Who are these maps for?
The collection is mostly at school level. School students can use the maps to revise topics such as the causes of WW1 and trench warfare, while teachers can find material for lessons. The maps vary in focus, so a broad map and a topic-specific one can serve different revision needs.