GCSE History PLC Unit 2A: Germany 1918-39 Red Amber Green TOPIC I can explain… 1 The The setting up of the Republic Weimar the Treaty of Versailles – effects and opposition Republic Weaknesses in the Constitution 1918-29 The Freikorps (Free Corps) Attacks from the left - the Sparticist Rising Attacks from the right – the Kapp Putsch The Munich Putsch The French occupation of the Ruhr Hyperinflation Stresemann – policies: Rentenmark, Dawes and Young plans, US loans Stresemann – diplomatic policies: relations with the USA, Locarno Pact, League of Nations, Kellogg-Briand Pact Changes in society 1924-29 – Standard of living, society, changes in the role of women, work, politics and leisure. Cultural changes. 2 Hitler Hitler’s career from 1919 and the Setting up and early features of the Nazi Party 1919-23 Rise of Aims and role of the SA the Nazi Impact of the Munich Putsch on the Nazi Party Party Reasons for decline in support for the Nazis 1924-8 1919-33 Party reorganisation Mein Kampf Growth in Nazi party support 1929-32 Effects of unemployment Failures of the Weimar government to tackle unemployment Appeal of Hitler and the Nazis Goebbels and propaganda and the SA Von Papen, von Schleicher and von Hindenburg 1932-3 3 The The Reichstag Fire Nazi The Enabling Act Banning of other parties and trade unions Threat from Rohm and the SA Night of the long knives Death of Hindenburg Role of Gestapo SS and concentration camps Persecution of Catholic and Protestant churches The Concordat The Reich church and Pastor Niemoller Goebbels and the ministry of propaganda Nazi use of radio, cinema, posters, newspapers, rallies, censorship, sport, culture and the arts 4 Nazi Aims and policies towards the young – education, and youth movements domestic Aims and changes in the role of women in the family and employment policies Policies to reduce unemployment – labour service, autobahns 1933-39 Rearmament and invisible unemployment Changes in the standard of living, especially German workers The Labour Front, Strength through Joy, Beauty of Labour, and the VW Racial beliefs and policies Persecution minorities - Jews, Slavs, ‘gypsies’, homosexuals & disabled The Nuremberg Laws Kristallnacht
GCSE History PLC Unit 2A: Germany 1918-39 TOPIC I can explain… Red Amber Green 1 The Weimar Republic 1918-29 The setting up of the Republic the Treaty of Versailles – effects and opposition Weaknesses in the Constitution The Freikorps (Free Corps) Attacks from the left - the Sparticist Rising Attacks from the right – the Kapp Putsch The Munich Putsch The French occupation of the Ruhr Hyperinflation Stresemann – policies: Rentenmark, Dawes and Young plans, US loans Stresemann – diplomatic policies: relations with the USA, Locarno Pact, League of Nations, Kellogg-Briand Pact Changes in society 1924-29 – Standard of living, society, changes in the role of women, work, politics and leisure. Cultural changes. 2 Hitler and the Rise of the Nazi Party 1919-33 Hitler’s career from 1919 Setting up and early features of the Nazi Party 1919-23 Aims and role of the SA Impact of the Munich Putsch on the Nazi Party Reasons for decline in support for the Nazis 1924-8 Party reorganisation Mein Kampf Growth in Nazi party support 1929-32 Effects of unemployment Failures of the Weimar government to tackle unemployment Appeal of Hitler and the Nazis Goebbels and propaganda and the SA Von Papen, von Schleicher and von Hindenburg 1932-3 3 The Nazi The Reichstag Fire The Enabling Act Banning of other parties and trade unions Threat from Rohm and the SA Night of the long knives Death of Hindenburg Role of Gestapo SS and concentration camps Persecution of Catholic and Protestant churches The Concordat The Reich church and Pastor Niemoller Goebbels and the ministry of propaganda Nazi use of radio, cinema, posters, newspapers, rallies, censorship, sport, culture and the arts 4 Nazi domestic policies 1933-39 Aims and policies towards the young – education, and youth movements Aims and changes in the role of women in the family and employment Policies to reduce unemployment – labour service, autobahns Rearmament and invisible unemployment Changes in the standard of living, especially German workers The Labour Front, Strength through Joy, Beauty of Labour, and the VW Racial beliefs and policies Persecution minorities - Jews, Slavs, ‘gypsies’, homosexuals & disabled The Nuremberg Laws Kristallnacht
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