
Key Question : How did Hitler gain control of Germany between January 1933 and August 1934?
A wide range of resources for this important topic in the GCSE modules on Germany. The focus is particularly on the key events on the road to dictatorship, with particular emphasis on decision-making that took place and turning points such as the Enabling Law and The Night of the Long Knives. A Power Point (16 slides) and accompanying information sheets provide the essential background information, with several timeline and flashcard sheets. There is also a Power Point (10 slides) providing a decision-making exercise for the main milestones.
Assessment: a source-handling exercise for the David Low cartoon 'They Salute With Both Hands Now'.
Concepts: chronology, continuity and change (turning point), causes and effects (multi, long and short, prioritising), significance, empathy, handling sources; dictatorship, terror, intimidation, propaganda, betrayal.
A wide range of resources for this important topic in the GCSE modules on Germany. The focus is particularly on the key events on the road to dictatorship, with particular emphasis on decision-making that took place and turning points such as the Enabling Law and The Night of the Long Knives. A Power Point (16 slides) and accompanying information sheets provide the essential background information, with several timeline and flashcard sheets. There is also a Power Point (10 slides) providing a decision-making exercise for the main milestones.
Assessment: a source-handling exercise for the David Low cartoon 'They Salute With Both Hands Now'.
Concepts: chronology, continuity and change (turning point), causes and effects (multi, long and short, prioritising), significance, empathy, handling sources; dictatorship, terror, intimidation, propaganda, betrayal.
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