International Crises, 1900-1914

The period 1900-1914 was a time of increasing tension between the great powers, which exacerbated the long-term 'pressures-towards-war', moving towards the final crisis at Sarajevo which sparked the First World War.

First Moroccan Crisis, 1906

Using textbooks, the notes from the e-booklet and the revision diary summary, make notes on the First Moroccan Crisis, and how it helped bring war.

In addition, you could expand your notes using these web-links:

	Easier articles include: bbc bitesize and History on the Net.
	Whilst difficult articles are: wikipedia, Trenches on the Web and Moroccan Crises 1903-14.

Bosnian Crisis, 1908

Using textbooks, the notes from the e-booklet and the revision diary summary, make notes on the Bosnian Crisis, and how it helped bring war.

In addition, you could expand your notes using these web-links:

	Easier articles include: bbc bitesize and History on the Net.
	Whilst difficult articles are: wikipedia, Mount Holyoke College, Trenches on the Web.

Agadir Crisis, 1911

Using textbooks, the notes from the e-booklet and the revision diary summary, make notes on the Agadir Crisis, and how it helped bring war.

In addition, you could expand your notes using these web-links:

	Easier articles include: bbc bitesize and History on the Net.
	Whilst difficult articles are: wikipedia, Mount Holyoke College and Moroccan Crises 1903-14.

Assassination at Sarajevo, 1914

Using textbooks, the notes from the e-booklet and the revision diary summary, make notes on the events of the assassination at Sarajevo.

In addition, you could expand your notes using these web-links:

	Easier articles include: bbc bitesize and www.johndclare.net.
	Whilst difficult articles are: wikipedia, WWI Document Archive and the New York Times account.