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A Solution to Weimar
Learn about the complex and trying time that Germany experienced during the Weimar Republic (1919-1933).
Analyzing the Effects of World War I
Compare and contrast a map from before World War I to a map after World War I. Students analyze the significance of the changes in the map, looking particularly at the countries that comprised the Axis powers and the Allied powers.
Art and Politics
Explore the relationship between art and politics by analyzing pieces from the Weimar Republic.
Deciding on Reparations
Explore primary sources outlining the outcomes of the Treaty of Versailles. Students will have discussions on the fairness of the Treaty of Versailles and whether or not there is truly a fair resolution to war.
Mock Paris Peace Conference
Students will simulate the negotiations done during the Paris Peace Conference. This activity will help students to understand the challenge faced when negotiating terms after World War I.
Placing the Blame
Watch videos by Simple History explaining the signing of the Treaty of Versailles and the reparations on Germany that followed.
Rising From The Ashes
Students will learn the devastation caused by World War I and its equally devastating aftermath. Enter Hitler, a fresh face with the charisma to work his way into a position of power; the perfect platform to spew his extreme views.
Setting the Stage
Explore what Germany was like after the Treaty of Versailles and how this set the stage for the Weimar years. Students will be introduced to the Nazi party at its early stages.
The Great War
Students will learn the basics of World War I; the participants, the outcome, and the lasting impact.
Understanding the Weimar Republic
Navigate the complex and trying time of the Weimar Republic (1919-1933) by exploring readings and testimonies from the era.
War Guilt Clause
Students will learn about the War Guilt Clause added to the Treaty of Versailles.