1. HistoryGermany from 1918-39 2. ConstitutionProportional Representation There was a Large number of Parties so that meantno majority was met This lead to no decisions…

1. L.Os Explain why 1924-1929 are considered the Golden Years of the Weimar Republic Explain the effect the Great Depression had on the Weimar Government AND the Nazis. 1924-1929:‘The…

1. Weimar Republic  Allies offered peace to Germany, but Germany had to become democratic.  Kaiser refused, but there was a sailors’ revolt,…

1. The work of Gustav StresemannLearning Objectives:To evaluate how far the Weimar Republic recovered underStresemann after 1923?Starter: Match the plan, pacts and treatiesThe…

1.  You will be assigned one of the incidents that occurred in the 1920s and you will needfollowing numberEach incident will need at least the to create a performanceof…

Slide 1 International relations 1919-1933 What happens to Germany and the Versailles-treaty? Slide 2 International situation 1919 Same great powers as 1914 except _____ USA…

Slide 1 Slide 2 The period 1924-28 is sometimes referred to as the ‘Stresemann Era’ or the ‘Golden years of the Weimar Republic’. PROSPEROUSPEACEFUL The period 1924-28…

Slide 1 Advice on Tackling Paper 1 Slide 2 What is Paper 1 Is a source-base paper Lasts 1 hour Worth 20% of the assessment Slide 3 1. Aims of the participants and peacemakers:…

Slide 1 The extent of recovery in the late 1920s L/O – To identify the achievements and underlying problems of the Weimar Republic and to make a judgement about the extent…

Slide 1 Appeasement Kevin J. Benoy Slide 2 Definition The policy followed first by the British and later by the French, of avoiding war with aggressive powers by giving way…