'Sir douglas haig' diaporamas de présentation

CANADIAN BATTLES WWI

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World War One

World War One. Source Based Assessment. Question 1. a) Using Source A, name TWO countries that the German Army passed through in their attempt to advance on Paris . Good Answers Luxemburg Belgium France. Bad Answers Netherlands Lorraine. Q1 a) Answers. Question 1.

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Strategies and Tactics to Break the Stalemate: Battles

Strategies and Tactics to Break the Stalemate: Battles. VERDUN THE SOMME PASSCHENDAELE. The Battle of Verdun February-November 1916. German Offensive attack.

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World War One- Great War???

World War One- Great War???. What is the difference between strategic planning and tactical planning? What was the Schlieffen Plan? What inaccurate assumptions was it based on? In what way was the Schlieffen plan ahead of its time? What happened on August 3, 1914?

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The Bloody and Tragic Battle of the Somme

The Bloody and Tragic Battle of the Somme. T h e First Day of Battle. The 3 major players in this battle were France, Britain and Germany British General: Sir Douglas Haig (nickname was the Butcher of the Somme) French General: Joffre German General: Von Falkenhayn

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Battle of Passchendaele The Third Battle of Ypres

Battle of Passchendaele The Third Battle of Ypres. By: Matti Chrisman. Facts and Statistics. The battle was launched on July 31, 1917 and continued until November 6, 1917. In all the Allied Forces had 325,000 casualties whille Germany had 260,000.

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