era of the great war

Question 1

6 restrictions introduced by DORA

Answer 1

Can’t buy binoculars
Pub opinion times reduced
Can’t buy alcohol for your friends
Beer watered down
Conscription
Can’t whistle for a taxi

Question 2

6 reasons why DORA was introduced

Answer 2

To improve the effectiveness
To produce productivity
So everyone is working for the war
So there’s positive views on the war
So there is no spies
So people would have to keep going to war

Question 3

6 reasons why people didn’t like DORA

Answer 3

Licing hours where limited from 13 hours to 1 and a half meaning scots could go out and socialise and pub owners were not earning as much
In jan 1916 conscription for single men aged between 19-40 scots didn’t like this because free will got taken away from them.

Flying a kite these mad scots disliked dora because they didn’t get to enjoy things anymore as much.

Question 4

6 reasons why rationing was introduced

Answer 4

Ensure fair distribution
Control rising food prices

Question 5

6 different types of Women’s War Work

Question 6

6 ways in which women’s roles changed during the War

Answer 6

They were given the right to vote
Women working in ammunition factories

With so many men going to war there was a large gap in employment and women responded by replacing men in the workplace.

It gave women opportunity to prove themselves in a male dominated society

Women became truck and ambulance drivers as more men were called to the front.

The women’s royal air force was created

Question 7

6 ways in which propaganda helped the war effort

Question 8

6 reasons why people become conscientious objectors

Answer 8

Worried about getting injured

Scared of war

Religious reasons

Staying to look after family members

Poor health

Moral belief

Question 9

6 ways in which conscientious objectors were treated

Question 10

6 impacts casualties and deaths had in Scotland