Term 4


Content/topics (as per CAPS)


World War I (1914-1918)


Reasons why World War I broke out


• Overview of long-term causes: Nationalism, industrial economies, control of seas, colonisation and empires


• Immediate cause: Assassination of Archduke of Austria at Sarajevo


• Countries in Europe that fought: Allied Powers vs. Central Powers


Aspects of experiences in World War I


• Conscription and propaganda in Britain


• Conscientious objectors •


Trench warfare on the Western Front


• Music and poetry • World War I and South Africa


Women in Britain during World War I


• Changing roles of women in the workplace in Britain in World War I


• Emmeline Pankhurst and the campaign for the vote for women in Britain


The defeat of Germany and the Treaty of Versailles


Unit 4 pages 175–176 19 Activity 8 Unit 3 pages 170–174 Activities 6–7 Unit 2 pages 162–169


Learner’s Book


Activities and assessment


Module 8, page 157


Unit 1 pages 158–161


Activities 1–2


Activities 3–5


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