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The Trenches & WW1 consequences

Luca Cameron History Year 9 Inglés

Mind map about the trenches & WW1 consequences: trench layout, diseases in a trench and Treaty of Versailles

Mind map: The trenches & WW1 consequences

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The Trenches & WW1 consequences

  1. what did a trench look like?

    • duckboards/ sump
    • artillery line
      • where big field guns are located
    • communication trench
    • front line trench
    • support trenches
    • bunker
    • traverse
      • angled parts of the trenches / curves
    • trench block
      • wood and wire structure made to block enemy from entering
    • Bolt hole/ dug out
      • parados
        • back wall of trench (furthest from enemy)
    • sandbags
    • fire step
    • parapet
      • wall nearest to enemy of the trench
    • barbed wire
    • listening post
  2. Treaty of Versailles

    • 28th June 1919
    • what was decided?
      • Germany's army restricted to 100k
        • 6 battleships and no air force
      • 132 billions gold marks was to be paid by germany
      • it was all Germany's fault
      • all of Germany's colonies given to france and britain
      • germany banned from league of nations
      • germany forbidden to unite with Austria
      • Alsace-Lorraine returned to France
      • german army not allowed into rhineland
      • Saar given to France
    • Fighting stopped on Nov. 11 at 11am 1918; Armistice
    • consequences
      • Germany wanted revenge on Europe, as they felt that they had been punished unfairly; leading to the Second World War
      • collapse of eastern european empires
      • america becomes a new great power
      • a "lost" generation
  3. Diseases in a trench

    • body lice
      • trench fever

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what was it like in the trenches? what were the consequences to WW1? here they are!
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