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Democracy and Nazism Revision

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Democracy and Nazism Revision

Nazi Germany and Weimar Republic historical illustration

📚 Part 1: Key Knowledge Check

1. Which of these was NOT a problem facing the Weimar Republic in 1919-1923?

Treaty of Versailles

Hyperinflation

Munich Putsch

The Great Depression

2. What was the enabling act passed in March 1933 officially called?

Law for the Protection of People and State

Law to Remedy the Distress of People and Reich

Law for the Coordination of the States

Law against the Formation of Parties

3. Which Nazi policies aimed at creating a racially pure society? (Select all that apply)

Nuremberg Laws (1935)

Lebensborn Programme

Strength through Joy

Sterilisation Law (1933)

4. Complete the timeline:

29th October 1929: ___________________

30th January 1933: ___________________

9th November 1938: ___________________

1st September 1939: ___________________

✏️ Part 2: Analysis and Evaluation

5. Explain why the Weimar Republic was described as 'democracy without democrats'.
6. How successfully did the Nazis coordinate German society between 1933-1939? Consider TWO of the following: education, youth movements, women, workers.
7. To what extent was Nazi foreign policy responsible for the outbreak of World War Two?

Plan your essay structure below - include introduction, three main arguments with evidence, and conclusion:

🎯 Part 3: Exam Technique

8. For AQA A-level essays, list three key features of a strong conclusion:

a) ________________________________

b) ________________________________

c) ________________________________

9. Identify the command words and plan your approach:

Question: "Assess the view that economic factors were the most important reason for Nazi electoral success 1929-1933."

Command word: _______________

Key factors to consider:

10. Key historians to remember - match the historian to their interpretation:
Fritz Stern
Ian Kershaw
Richard J. Evans
Nazi regime as improvised dictatorship
Emphasis on Hitler's charismatic authority
Focus on conservative elite's role in Hitler's rise

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