Week: Indicative content from specification Chronological Content 2 Managing German nationalism and its The War of liberation and its impact on German nationalists opponents; 3 Managing German nationalism and its The impact of the Vienna Congress increase in prominence of Austria and Prussia – opponents; in the region. 3 Managing German nationalism and its The creation of the German Confederation and impact on German nationalists opponents; 4 Managing German nationalism and its Influence of Metternich and opposition from German liberals including their aims of – opponents; social and political freedoms and a united Germany and issues they faced following withdrawal of French. assessment and comparison of the contributions of Napoleon, Metternich, Bismarck and Wilhelm II; the contribution of political groups (liberals, conservatives, socialists and communists); 4 Managing German nationalism and its Student movements and the Wartburg Festival and responses from Metternich, opponents; including the Congress of Troppau and continued repression of nationalism 4 The origins and growth of German Increasing nationalism in the 1830s and Liberal revolutions in 1830, aims and nationalism from 1789; demands. 4 Managing German nationalism and its Reforms made in the 1830s opponents; 5 the impact of external forces and Reactions from Austria circumstances on German nationalism including the decline of Austria; 5 the treatment of Germany’s minorities; Young Germany movement 5 Economic nationalism and modernisation; Economic Developments contributing to unification 6 Economic nationalism and modernisation; The Prussian Customs Union and other unions in Germany impact on nationalism – 6 the Zollverein; The Zollverein Prussian aims – 7 the impact of railways; Development of the railway and its impact in reducing the barriers between states 7 the economic and social effects of Impact of growing economic unity industrialisation including the rise of socialism;
Week: Indicative content from specification Chronological Content 2 Managing German nationalism and its opponents; The War of liberation and its impact on German nationalists 3 Managing German nationalism and its opponents; The impact of the Vienna Congress – increase in prominence of Austria and Prussia in the region. 3 Managing German nationalism and its opponents; The creation of the German Confederation and impact on German nationalists 4 Managing German nationalism and its opponents; assessment and comparison of the contributions of Napoleon, Metternich, Bismarck and Wilhelm II; the contribution of political groups (liberals, conservatives, socialists and communists); Influence of Metternich and opposition from German liberals – including their aims of social and political freedoms and a united Germany and issues they faced following withdrawal of French. 4 Managing German nationalism and its opponents; Student movements and the Wartburg Festival and responses from Metternich, including the Congress of Troppau and continued repression of nationalism 4 The origins and growth of German nationalism from 1789; Increasing nationalism in the 1830s and Liberal revolutions in 1830, aims and demands. 4 Managing German nationalism and its opponents; Reforms made in the 1830s 5 the impact of external forces and circumstances on German nationalism including the decline of Austria; Reactions from Austria 5 the treatment of Germany’s minorities; Young Germany movement 5 Economic nationalism and modernisation; Economic Developments contributing to unification 6 Economic nationalism and modernisation; The Prussian Customs Union and other unions in Germany – impact on nationalism 6 the Zollverein; The Zollverein – Prussian aims 7 the impact of railways; Development of the railway and its impact in reducing the barriers between states 7 the economic and social effects of industrialisation including the rise of socialism; Impact of growing economic unity
400861-unit-y314-the-challenge-of-german-nationalism-1789-1919-scheme-of-work.docx