Worksheets and Activities for GCSE History

 		 1. Interactive Simulation: You are the Kaiser!
A great way of starting the unit: complete with a range of differentiated worksheets, this decision-making adventure really gets students thinking about the important people, themes and events.
2. Study Guide: The Causes of World War One
3. Introduction: Philip Larkin's Poem "1914"
4. The Assassination at Sarajevo
5. The July Crisis
6. The July Crisis: Flash Quiz
7. Austria v. Serbia: Imperialism and Nationalism
8. Russia v. Germany: Personal Misunderstandings and the "Willy-Nicky" Correspondence
9. France v. Germany: Colonial and Economic Rivalry
10. Britain v. Germany: The Arms Race
11. Classroom Debate: Who was Most Responsible for the Outbreak of World War One?
12. Historiography: Historians' Views on the Causes of World War One (designed for A-Level / IB History)
13. Exam Practice: The Causes of World War One (students mark sample answers for describe / explain / assess style questions).
14. Factual Test: The Causes of World War One
Students should take this test after the class has played the Causes of World War One keyword challenge [play the game | rule of the game]

Interactive Games and Quizzes for GCSE History
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Manic Miner Game
Causes of World War One
2. "Wordshoot" Quiz
Causes of World War One
3. CannonBall Fun Quiz
Causes of World War One
4. Fling the Teacher Quizzes
Causes of World War One (GCSE / IGCSE History Level)
Causes of World War One (IB / A-Level)
History DVD
Historical Fiction
Popular History
History Study Books

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