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1 How united was Germany during WWI
How united was Germany during WWI? C aim – to explain how German unity changed during WWI and why this was B aim – to assess how far German unity changed during WWI and why this was A aim - to assess how far German unity changed during WWI and give a range of reasons for this Add to your table from the handout. It is p. 16 of your revision guides.

2 Historical term Definition Why did this occur? What events show us that this did occur? Burgfried Siegfried

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4 Ersatz Bread The first step was the appearance of Kriegsbrot (war bread). Despite its name it was very palatable. It consisted of 55% rye, 25% wheat, and 20% potato meal, sugar and shortening. Kaffee-ersatz, was not a bad one. It was mostly made of roasted barley and oats and the flavor was enhanced by chemicals from coal-tar. A substitute for tea was not difficult. The bloom of the linden tree mixed with beech buds and a few tips of pine made an excellent "oolong." A cocoa substitute came from coal-tar and chemistry along with roasted peas and oats. Meatless Meat The rice "lamb" chop would satisfy even an exacting taste. Rice was boiled and formed into a lump resembling a chop. A skewer of wood was stuck into the lump to serve as a bone.

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6 Add knowledge to your tables from the handout.

7 How united was Germany during WWI
How united was Germany during WWI? C aim – to explain how German unity changed during WWI and why this was B aim – to assess how far German unity changed during WWI and why this was A aim - to assess how far German unity changed during WWI and give a range of reasons for this C – how did German political unity change during WWI? Why did this change? B – how far did German political unity change during WWI? Why did this change? A- How far did German political unity change during WWI? Give a range of reasons for this change.

8 Homework – due Monday 8th December
Read pp and make a mind-map on ‘Germany during WWI’. Use your mind-map to answer this question. To what extent did growing political disunity form the main consequence of WWI for Germany?

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