PowerPoint (with 4 slides) and two Word Documents that examines the success of Leo von Caprivi’s New Course in Germany between 1890 and 1894. The lesson considers attitudes to Catholics, socialism, tariff policy, relations with Russia, army reform and the Chancellor’s relationship with the Kaiser.
Activities include
- A quick quiz covering prior learning on Bismarck’s fall from power.
- Reading and comprehension exercise in which pupils complete a comparison table on Caprivi’s approach to various policy areas in comparison to Bismarck’s.
- Discussion based evaluation activity to judge whether the different elements of the New Course represented continuity or change and success or failure.
- Conclusion on whether the New Course did more to divide or unit Germany.
Designed for the teaching of OCR History Y314 The Development of German Nationalism 1789-1919.
Lesson Length: 45min depending on pace.
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