Britain in the First World War Battle of Jutland and U-boat campaign 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryChanges in British society during the 20th centuryGCSEAll boards Created by: Katie PagetCreated on: 09-04-10 16:56 Battle of Jutland The Battle if Jutland Only major sea battle and it was in 1916. Both sides (Germany and Britain) claimed victory. Germany had sank 14 British ships and lost 11 themselves. Even though Germany did cause most damage, they didn't achieve their goal which was to remove the blockade. The British blockade This was a key factor in the defeat of Germany. It made the German army weaker and the people lose some support for the war. 1914-18, 300,000 deaths related to malnutrition. The government was forced to kill third of pigs, because they couldn't feed them. Cut off nitrates, no explosives for army and fertillisers for farmers. 1916, adult meat ration for one week was the same as two burgers. 1 of 2 The U-boat campaign Germany was using U-boats 2 of 2
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