Engaging with AQA GCSE (9–1) History: Germany, 1890–1945: Democracy and dictatorship Period study
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English
ISBN
9781510458765
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Title Page
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Contents
Introduction to the Period Study
Part 1: Germany and the growth of democracy, 1890–1923
1 Kaiser Wilhelm II and the difficulties of ruling Germany
1.1 Kaiser Wilhelm’s aims
1.2 The difficulties of ruling Germany
1.3 The importance of the Navy Laws
2 The impact of the First World War
2.1 Defeat in the First World War
2.2 Life in Germany during the First World War
2.3 The impact of the Treaty of Versailles
2.4 Reparations, the occupation of the Ruhr and hyperinflation
2.5 The impact of hyperinflation
3 Weimar democracy
3.1 The Weimar Constitution
3.2 Political change and unrest, 1919–23
3.3 The Munich Putsch
3.4 The Weimar Republic during the Stresemann era
3.5 Weimar culture
3.6 The links between the problems faced by the Weimar Republic
Part 2: Germany and the Depression, 1929–34
4 The impact of the Depression and the growth in support for the Nazi Party
4.1 The causes of the Depression
4.2 The impact of the Depression
4.3 The role played by Hitler in the rise of the Nazi Party
4.4 The role played by the SA and propaganda in the rise of the Nazis
4.5 Case study: Nazi Party propaganda
4.6 Reasons for the growth in support for the Nazis (1929–32)
5 The failure of Weimar democracy
5.1 Election results and weakening opposition to the Nazis (1928–32)
5.2 Hitler’s appointment as Chancellor
6 The establishment of Hitler’s dictatorship
6.1 Hitler establishes his dictatorship
6.2 Who was to blame for the Reichstag Fire?
6.3 The Night of the Long Knives
6.4 Hitler becomes Führer
Part 3: The experiences of Germans under the Nazis, 1933–45
7 Economic changes
7.1 How the Nazis reduced unemployment
7.2 The impact of the changes the Nazis made to the economy
7.3 The impact of war on the economy and the German people
8 Social policy and practice
8.1 The reasons for Nazi racial policy and persecution
8.2 How persecution changed Jewish lives
8.3 The Final Solution
8.4 Control of the churches and religion
8.5 The lives of women in Nazi Germany
8.6 The lives of young people in Nazi Germany
8.7 Case study: Interpretations of the Hitler Youth
9 How Hitler kept control
9.1 The police state – control by terror and repression
9.2 Nazi culture and the use of propaganda and censorship
9.3 Opposition and resistance
Glossary
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