Watch the clip and write a definition of the term ‘Total War’ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6iuDjOqyLM&playnext=1&list=PL5AFEE6CDF175BEF2&feature=results_video Watch the clip and write a definition of the term ‘Total War’

Total War. K: The ways the Government extended its control over Britain in the war. U: Why Govt control was extended during the war. S: using evidence to support a point of view.

Outcomes All can identify and describe measures taken by the government in this Total War. E-D Most can explain why government control was extended further in this war. C Some explain some of the limitations of using the term ‘Total War’ in the context of WWI. B-A

Total War Read AQA textbook pg 39-42 and Rees photocopy to gain a thorough understanding of the issues Decide whether each statement is true or false Provide at least 2 pieces of supporting evidence

Total War War resulted in trade unions becoming less powerful False 2. The government took over the ownership of all factories, mines and businesses in Britain 3. New government departments were created to manage and control all aspects of the economy True 4. The government was very quick to take control over shipping as soon as war erupted 5. Local officials had some freedom to implement central government policy in a way that was best for their area

Total War 6. Production and distribution of food became immediately more efficient after the Ministry of Food was established False 7. The government recognised and used the expertise of successful managers in business and industry True 8. Limits were placed on the profits made by key industries

Total War Note making next lesson will focus on the 4 areas of the economy that came under increasing government control during the war. Labour / Workers and Trade Unions Industry Transport Food and drink

Plenary Key terms DORA Ministry of Munitions requisitioning Canal Control Committee dilution agreements Food Controller rationing local agricultural committees Ministry of Shipping Trades Union Congress Railway Executive Committee