Introduce students to the powerful and diverse forms of resistance during the Holocaust with this meaningful categorisation activity, ideal for KS3 and GCSE History or Holocaust Memorial Day. Learners explore real examples of resistance and sort them into three key categories: passive, armed, and active resistance. From secret education and cultural preservation to uprisings and sabotage, this activity helps students understand the courage and resilience of individuals and groups under Nazi persecution. It promotes historical empathy, critical thinking, and respectful engagement with complex history, making it a valuable addition to any Holocaust scheme of work or commemorative lesson.
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