Cause of the Great War - Imperialism
Overview
Description
- This video provides a brief introduction to Imperialism before 1914, suitable for use alongside in-class curriculum delivery.
Key Points
- Imperialism Pre-1914:
- European powers expanded their empires globally, leading to territorial disputes.
- Imperialism heightened tensions among major powers, paving the way to the Great War.
- Economic and political motives drove expansionist policies.
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Additional Resources
- While the video has no chapters, it is part of a larger educational series on Modern History.
Usage Notes
- This video is designed as a flipped classroom resource, meant to be watched independently before in-class discussions.
These notes encapsulate the main educational focus of the video related to Imperialism and its connections to the causes of the Great War, alongside its context within a broader educational series.