KS3HIST6 · 1 War and global crisis, 1901–1945 mind map
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Before war 1
An interconnected world: Britain was interconnected and unequal before war
Women's suffrage: 1918 enfranchised some women; 1928 equalised terms
First war 1
Causes and the July crisis: Longer tensions and 1914 decisions turned a crisis into war
A global conflict: Multiple theatres and imperial networks made a global conflict
Trench warfare and technology: Firepower, defence, logistics and changing tactics mattered
First war 2
Home fronts and society: Civilian work, state power and propaganda shaped uneven experience
Ending the war: 1918 armistice differed from later peace and continuing violence
Peace and its consequences: 1919 terms contributed to tensions without making war inevitable
Crises 1
Economic instability: Depression affected states and livelihoods differently
Democracy and dictatorship: Dictatorship destroyed freedoms through institutions and coercion
Aggression and international responses: Assess aggression and responses using contemporary context
Connections
Before war 1 → Crises 1: Global systems and choices shaped war and uneven experience
