Topic: Rise of Authoritarian Regimes: Nazi Germany
Enquiry-question: Was the rise of authoritarian regimes inevitable, and did
they bring more harm than good?
PERIOD I
- Admin
- Review of SBQ Assignment on inferencing.
- Review: What was Europe like after WWI?
- Peace Conference & Treaty of Versailles
- League of Nation & Global Disarmament
- Recovery & reintegration of Germany into international community
- Understanding goals: How did Hitler rise to power?
- the effects of the Great Depression
- the rise of Communists
- the attractiveness of the Nazi Party
- Performances:
- How did Hitler come to rise to power. Listed above are 3 possible reasons.
- Your task is to explain how each of these points is linked to Hitler's to rise to power with evidence and elaboration.
- Assessement:
- 1 point will be award to each successful prepared attempt. To be credited to CA1.1 percentile score.
- VIDEO: Triumph of the Will; The Nazis: A Warning from History
- Review: How did Hitler come to power?
- Understanding goals: What was life like under Hitler? Did it bring more harm than good?
- Economic Autarky
- Military Rearmament
- Political dictatorship
- Communists
- Socialists & conservatives
- SA & SS
- Social control
- Jews & Gypsies
- Youths & Women
- Media & Propaganda
- Performances:
- We would have discussed these aspects of life under Hitler's regime.
- You are to make a judgement about what was life like under Hitler.
- Attempt to answer the question: did Hitler's rise bring more harm than good?
- Comment in this post.
- Assessment: SBQ - comparisons
- Preview: The Pianist
