@lesconseilsduprof: Première Guerre mondiale Les grandes dates à retenir pour apprendre le chapitre sur la première Guerre mondiale en 3e au collège. La guerre débute en août 1914 et se termine en novembre 1918. Elle se compose de trois phases, la guerre de mouvement, la guerre de position puis la guerre de mouvement. #histoire #ApprendreSurTikTok #college #brevet #prof

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