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To explore the reasons why wars occur The Causes of War To explore the reasons why wars occur

What do you think are the main reasons for war? Crimes Religion Economics Nationalism and ethnicity Ideological and political differences Politics Only way People being awkward

Why do people go to war? Complete the worksheet by giving a reason for and against each cause for war. Extension: Which is the most justifiable and why?

Britain and Syria… With the person next to you, quietly discuss the current situation between Britain and Syria. You may wish to make notes in the back of your book Be prepared to feedback

Should Britain get involved in Syria? As a class we are going to decide whether Britain should get involved in airstrikes in Syria or not. Half of the class will be PRO airstrikes and half will be ANTI. Watch the following clips and make notes to support your groups’ case You will then have to prepare a strong case to present to the class as to why we should or shouldn’t get involved…

Watch the videos and make notes (try to find strengths and weaknesses in the opposition as well – this will help you to create a stronger argument) FOR AGAINST DEBATE

Time to decide… In your groups formulate a case with valid reasons as to why Britain should or shouldn’t bomb Syria You will need to have 3 speakers who will put argue on your groups behalf Finalise your cases for Prep – to be delivered next lesson

Communist: Industry and wealth should be owned by the government and distributed equally Capitalist: Industry and wealth is owned by individuals and not distributed The Vietnam War From 1959 to 1975 the Communists of the North of Vietnam fought against the Capitalists of the South. North was backed by China and the South by USA. North Vietnam won and reunified the North and South; neighbouring countries (Laos and Cambodia) also became under North Vietnam’s control. The Vietnam War – Simplified!