CAMBIOS TERRITORIALES EN EUROPA TRAS LA PRIMERA GUERRA MUNDIAL (1914)

CAMBIOS TERRITORIALES EN EL MAPA DE EUROPA TRAS EL TRATADO DE VERSALLES (con Alemania)

CAMBIOS TERRITORIALES EN EL MAPA DE EUROPA TRAS EL TRATADO DE SAINT - GERMAIN (con Austria)

Los Catorce Puntos de Wilson

EXAMEN PRIMERA GUERRA MUNDIAL

El próximo examen será el día 25 de mayo en la hora de clase. El formato será similar al que hemos realizado hasta el momento.

CONCEPTOS. 

1. Gran Guerra
2. Alsacia y Lorena
3. Paz armada
4. Carrera armamentística
5. Triple Alianza
6. Triple Entente
7. Tratado de Reaseguro
8. Weltpolitik
9. Entente Cordiale
10. Crisis marroquíes
11. Conferencia de Algeciras
12. Crisis de Agadir
13. Crisis de Bosnia
14. Guerras balcánicas
15. Liga Balcánica
16. Atentado de Sarajevo
17. Mano Negra
18. Plan Schlieffen
19. Batalla del Marne
20. Batalla de Tannenberg
21. Trinchera
22. Territorios irredentos
23. Batalla de Verdún
24. Guerra de desgaste
25. Batalla del Somme
26. Tratado De Brest-Litovsk
27. Espartaquistas
28. Catorce Puntos de Wilson
29. Sociedad de Naciones
30. "Diktat"
31. Conferencia de paz de París
32. Tratado de Versalles
33. Tratado de Saint-Germain
34. Tratado de Trianon
35. Tratado de Neuilly
36. Tratado de Sevrès
37. Tratado de Lausana
38. Plan Dawes
39. Conferencia de Locarno
40. Pacto de Briand-Kellogg
41. Plan Young
42. Conferencia de desarme de Londres
43. Corredor de Danzing

RELACIONAR

Una pregunta en la que se relacionan personajes y hechos históricos.

PREGUNTA LARGA

1. La política de alianzas

2. Crisis diplomáticas y enfrentamientos bélicos previos a la Primera Guerra Mundial

3. Causas y estallido del conflicto

4. Contendientes y características del conflicto

5. Fases de la guerra

6. Tratados de paz: la paz de París. Consecuencias y problemas

7. Consecuencias de la guerra

8. La Sociedad de Naciones y las relaciones internacionales en los años 20.

PREGUNTAS CORTAS

Así contó el diario ABC "la madre de todas las guerras"

Este documental realizado para conmemorar el centenario de la Primera guerra mundial fue realizado por el diario ABC. En el se hace un seguimiento de la Gran Guerra en sus hojas y publicaciones. Para obtener saber más pincha aquí.

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Conflictos o rivalidades entre potencias que preceden a la Primera guerra mundial

En el siguiente enlace podréis acceder a un variado número de esquemas de Historia realizados por Daniel Gómez Valle, autor del blog Esquemas de la Historia

LA PRIMERA GUERRA MUNDIAL: SERIE DOCUMENTAL

SERIE DOCUMENTAL APOCALIPSIS

CAPÍTULO 1: LA FURIA

CAPÍTULO 2: MIEDO

CAPÍTULO 3: INFIERNO

CAPÍTULO 4: RABIA

CAPÍTULO 5: LIBERACIÓN

LA PRIMERA GUERRA MUNDIAL EN NÚMEROS

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La Gran Guerra vista cien años después

El 28 de junio del año pasado (2014) se cumplieron 100 años del asesinato del heredero al trono Francisco Fernando en Sarajevo, hecho conocido como el detonante de la guerra.

Imagen de lagranguerra.webnode.es

Un siglo después la Primera Guerra Mundial sigue siendo conocida como la Gran Guerra y es por ello que muchos medios de comunicación se lanzaron a realizar una serie de "especiales" dedicados a esta guerra. Nosotros vamos a trabajar con la edición especial realizada por el diario elmundo.es

Wilson's Fourteen points

Before war would finished, Woodrow Wilson had written a text with 14 points in order to obtain a long-lasting peace. He did not want another global war and he thought that this plan could stop another dipute.

The 14 points were:

1. No more secret agreements.

2. Free navigation of all seas.

3. An end to all economic barriers between countries.

4. Countries to reduce weapon numbers.

5. All decisions regarding the colonies should be impartial

6. The German Army is to be removed from Russia. Russia should be left to develop her own political set-up.

7. Belgium should be independent like before the war.

8. France should be fully liberated and allowed to recover Alsace-Lorraine

9. All Italians are to be allowed to live in Italy. Italy's borders are to be "along clearly recognisable lines of nationality."

10. Self-determination should be allowed for all those living in Austria-Hungary.

11. Self-determination and guarantees of independence should be allowed for the Balkan       states.

12. The Turkish people should be governed by the Turkish government. Non-Turks in the old Turkish Empire should govern themselves.

13. An independent Poland should be created which should have access to the sea.

14. A League of Nations should be set up to guarantee the political and territorial independence of all states.

The Battle of Jutland

In 1916 spring, an important battle took part between British and German. After many years of an arm race (a hidden war) the time to confront their forces had came. This is the first and most important naval battle from the Great War. They used many war boats, but the war was definitily decided by their submarines. This war was won for a small advantage by the German's troops.

Video by Dylan Asaador

BATTLES OF VERDUN AND RIVER SOMME

During the Position War (or Trench War) two battles were developed in the Western front: Battle of Verdun and River Somme Battle. Both of them were bloody fights, and both of them finished without a clear winner.

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FIRST BATTLE OF THE MARNE

The Battle of the Marne was a First World War fought from 5-12 September 1914. It resulted in an Allied victory against the German Army.

Video by Jhon Grace

The Schlieffen Plan

As soon as war was declared, Germany's Schlieffen Plan went into operation. The Schlieffen Plan was simply but risk: German government sent German forces through Belgium to knock France out of the war quickly.

The theory was that Russia would take a long time to mobilise its troops, so they had to try to get Paris and defeat France within six weeks.

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At first, it looked as they had planned, even France had to move their government away from Paris to Bordeaux. However, France could position ther troops around Marne river. German chief major, Von Moltke, thinking that it would be an easier victory, decided to envy some troops division to the Eastern front. 

French chief major, Joffre, took advantage of that decision and they cought Germans by surprise and obligated them to retire; however they could stablished the front. Marne's battle emphasized that German plan had failed.

THE GREAT WAR

First World War is known such as The Great War too. It was the biggest catastrophe that men had ever known.

Next videos are images recordered during those fatal four years. 









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