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The Home Front

Subjects / History / World War One

Price: £1.95 Duration: 17mins Full topic price: £9.95

World War One was unlike any other war that had affected British society. Wars fought in the past had little impact on those at home. However, as the stalemate continued on the battlefields of Europe, every section of British society became involved in a campaign of total war. Total war encompassed men, women and even children as they all had to contribute in their own way to the war effort at home. Government policy controlled and planned all aspects of everyday life in Britain. Everything from farming to people's eating habits was directly geared towards total victory in Europe.

Author: Cathal Doyle Publisher: GCSEPod®
Narrator: Peter McGowan ISBN: 978-1-84906-093-6
Video ISBN: 978-1-84906-593-1

Chapters

  1. Changing Attitudes
  2. Recruitment and Conscription
  3. DORA and Government Control of Everyday Life
  4. Propaganda and Censorship
  5. The Role of Women

Exam Board Relevance

  • Edxcel
  • AQA
  • CEA
  • IGCSE (EdExcel)
  • OCR
  • SQA
  • WJEC
  • IGCSE (CiE)

Includes original GCSEPod image art. Additional pictorial images created by Damon Smith

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Titles

Chapters

  • Changing attitudes at home
  • Censorship and propaganda
  • The changing role of women
  • Recruitment
  • rationing and effects of submarine warfare

Reviews

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This podcast is very good. I feel it is easy to listen to, and would recommend it to anyone who has taken History for GCSE.

Hannah P, Student

This is really good, as from listening to this podcast I have extended my knowledge from class and in our recent test I scored full marks. This is a very relevant podcast for any GCSE student studying world history.

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