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This is a lesson from a scheme of work covering the First World War. During this lesson, pupils will investigate the impact of the First World War and the main points of the Treaty of Versailles.

This lesson was designed for a year 9/KS3 class but could be easily adapted for other classes or levels.

The lesson is ready to teach and the power point contains all the resources required.

During the lesson pupils will complete the following activities:
* Use ISM of American recruitment poster to recall information about the end of the First World War.
* Use a variety of sources to begin to judge the impact of the First World War on the different countries involved and begin to make judgements about what should happen after the war.
* Investigate the Big Three and identify what each of the countries wanted after the First World War.
* Representing one of the countries in the Big Three pupils to debate how they would deal with Germany after the war.
* Match pupil ideas with the actual provisions of the Treaty of Versailles and its impact on Germany.
* Make a judgement about whether the Treaty of Versailles was a good or bad idea.

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