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Study Unit 4: The Twentieth Century World


The First World War

Lesson 3: Austro-Hungary and Serbia

National Curriculum: Programmes of Study

The Twentieth-Century World


Key Elements

(KE1) chronology

(KE2) historical knowledge and understanding

(KS3) interpretations of history


Objectives

The children should learn:

(a) about the actions that the Austro-Hungarian government took after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

(b) why the Austro-Hungarian government declared war on Serbia on 28th July, 1914


Outcomes

Children should have knowledge of:

(a) the consequences of the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

(b) the evidence that Austro-Hungary used to justify its decision to declare war on Serbia

 

 

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