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Starter Write Ebert’s thought bubble describing

what he may have been thinking in 1918…

A big, huge th

ank

you !

Learning outcomeBy the end of the lesson we will have….

Reviewed our understanding of the Weimar Republic in the

first phase 1919-23

Archive footage

How well did the Weimar Republic do

from 1919-1923?

Setting up a democratic government

Dealing with extremists

Coping with the TOVSorting out the cash!


Thursday is polling day for local councils in the UK. What voting

system do we use…..?


F.P.T.P.Labour

Conservative

Liberal

Others


P.R.Labour

Conservative

Liberal

Others


• All men and women over 20 can vote

• Day-to-day government will be the job of the Chancellor

• The Head of State is the President

• He is elected but supposed to stay out of day-to-day government except in a crisis

• Article 48 says that in an emergency he could run the country for a short time

• The establishment did not think democracy was right for Germany

• They longed for a return to rule under the Kaiser

Read p 82-85 from your hand out sheet

You need to complete the rest of your A3 sheet on how well

the Weimar Republic did 1919-23

Starter Key words : Write a definition for them…

Reichstag

Proportional Representation

F.P.T.P.

Stresemann

Extremist groups

Democratic government

Industrial Production

Learning outcome

By the end of the lesson we will have…

Evaluated the Weimar Republic 1924-29

How are we going to learn today?

Groups

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3

4

5

6

Task 1

Open up the folder entitled Weimar

Browse through the jpeg images of the textbook p 145

- 147

Task 2

Open up the PowerPoint entitled Weimar R grid

Work through each section following the hyperlinks and

then move to task 3. You may wish to make written notes for

your file !

Task 3

Complete a P.M.I. in regard to evaluating the Weimar Republic 1924-29.

Plus – positives of this time

Minus – negative factors

Interesting – what else would you like to know

Use some coloured sugar paper.P M I

Task 4It is 1929. I want your group to produce a

report on Weimar Germany for the benefit of the League of Nations.

How successful are Germany?

What weaknesses are there?

What things may hamper any future progress?

What should be the country’s goals in the next few years?

Task 4You have the choice of what you can do

next….

1. Podcast

2.Moviemaker

3.Who wants to be a Millionaire?

4.’Rubbish PowerPoint’

5.Publisher document – LON report / SWOT

6.Weimar Monopoly

Podcast

For the PODCAST you must use my computer and desk area at the front.

You need to load the Podium programme.

Music can be located on the Staff common drive / although ask me first for any help.

You can use the microphone to record your content.

You must script your content first, before recording it.

If it’s any good we’ll post the Podcast onto the net.

Who wants to be a Millionaire?

You must use my lap top for the Who wants to be a Millionaire choice.

You must produce, using the template, a version of the game show.

You must write 15 questions regarding Germany 1924-29.

They must get progressively harder as you go up the money ladder.

You can either use the Voting Pads template , or my PowerPoint one.

Weimar Monopoly

You can produce this electronically, or draw it using the sugar paper and colours.

I have a normal Monopoly template that I want you to base it one.

You can choose to have the squares as people, places, events (i.e. Reichstag = Mayfair, Stations = Spartacist, Kapp, Beer-Hall Putsch.

You can produce community chest cards, chance cards etc.

Publisher document

For the more academic amongst you…use Publisher to produce an official looking League of Nations report based on the SWOT analysis formula.

You may wish to import any pictures etc.

Try to make it at least 2 pages in length and 500 words minimum.

Rubbish PowerPoint

I didn’t have much time last night…for obvious reasons !!!

And I was going to do a PowerPoint detailing the Weimar Republic and it’s achievements in the period 1924-29.

I want you to update the PowerPoint and make it look

- better

- more professional

- interesting

- visually stimulating

However, you can only use the slides that are there – you can’t add any more, although you have a free reign with images, fonts, text etc