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GCSE HISTORY
WEIMAR GERMANY INTERACTIVE
Why did the Weimar Republic collapse in 1933?
[38 PowerPoint Slides and 13 page Work Booklet]
Weimar Republic
GCSE History Content
The areas covered are:-
- The German Revolution
- Weimar Constitution
- Political and economic problems 1918-1923
- The Crisis of 1923, Hyperinflation, Ruhr Invasion and the Munich Putsch
- The Golden Years – Stresemann and recovery
- How the depression affected Germany
- Election results and support for the Nazis
- Hitler’s rise to power 1929-1933
- Key skills, cartoon analysis and essay writing
FULL MODERN WORLD GCSE HISTORY EXAM COVERAGE
OCR History B A971
AQA History B 40451
EDEXCEL History A 5HAO1
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Weimar Germany Interactive
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28 Word documents include:-
Analysing cartoons
Chancellor Brunings economic policies
Cultural life in the Weimar Republic
End of unit evaluation form
Essay writing frame
Financial help for Germany
Germany and reparations
Gustav Stresemann obituary
Homework Tasks 1 and 2 [Differentiated]
How golden were the Golden Years? Views of historians
Images of hyperinflation
Images of the revolts
Kaiser escapes to Holland
Our last hope poster 1932
Revolts against the Weimar Republic
Sample answer Weimar Republic doomed to failure
The Depression years in Germany 1929
The Freikorps
The role of the SA
Was the Weimar Constitution the perfect democracy?
Was the Weimar Republic doomed to fail?
Weimar Art
What had Hitler and the Nazi party achieved by 1929?
Why did the German people turn to the Nazis?
Work booklet [Differentiated]
HTML Files
Self-Marking Tests 1 and 2
Weimar Germany Interactive
Excite and challenge pupils with this interactive Power Point Presentation. It can be used as a personalised independent learning module which enables pupils to cover GCSE content on Weimar Germany using the differentiated work booklet but can also be used as a revision resource or a teaching resource via a data projector or interactive whiteboard. It has been designed to give pupils the opportunity to learn and make progress in a different way.
The material is presented in an attractive and lively manner with text, images, audio, internet links, advanced materials to stretch and challenge, keywords and interactive maps in order to keep pupils challenged and engaged.
Each section has clear pupil-centred learning outcomes stating what they will learn and be able to do. They can monitor their understanding and progress through the embedded interim self-marking tests, homework tasks, end of module test and the extended writing task. There are sample answers and mark schemes.
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Weimar Germany Interactive
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38 PowerPoint Slides
13 page Work Booklet
28 supporting Word documents
2 Self-Marking Tests
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