Lesson overview:How did Germany improve their international relations, 1924-29?
Weimar and Nazi Germany, 1919-1939:
- What was the vision of the new Germany?
- Why had Germany worked with communists in 1917?
- How democratic was the Weimar Constitution?
- Why did the German people feel stabbed in the back?
- Why was there a rise in political extremism in Germany after the First World War?
- Why was 1923 known as a year of crisis?
- How did Germany recover its economy in the years 1924-29?
- How did Germany improve their international relations, 1924-29?
- Were the 1920s a golden age for all Germans?
- How far had the Weimar Republic recovered by 1929?
- Why was the year 1929 a significant turning point for Germany?
- The early development of the Nazi Party: what did Hitler believe in?
- Who were the SA and what was their role?
- What was the Munich Putsch?
- What were the consequences of the Munich Putsch?
- What were the Nazi Party strategies during the lean years?
- Why were the Nazi Party so successful after 1929?
- How did political developments in 1932 result in Hitler becoming Chancellor in January 1933?
- Why was Hitler 'invited' into power?
- How did the Nazis remove political opposition?
- How did Hitler consolidate power by 1934?
- How far did the Nazi party create a police state?
- How far did the Nazi party control the state through propaganda?
- How much resistance existed in Nazi Germany before 1939?
- What were Nazi attitudes and policies towards women?
- How successful were Nazi policies towards women?
- Why were young people so important to the Nazi Party?
- Why was controlling education so important to the Nazi party?
- How successful were Nazi policies at reducing unemployment?
- How far did the lives of German workers improve after 1933?
- How did the Nazi party view and portray minorities in society?
- How did the persecution of the Jews escalate after 1933?