Vwo 3 tto: WW1 - lesson 4 last year

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Vwo 3 tto: WW1

Lesson 4

Start of the lesson

Phone NOT in classroom

Chewing gum in bin

Books, laptop + notebook on table

Sit in your spot

Introduction

What has been happening quite a bit in the Netherlands, a lot in Turkey and a couple of years ago insanely in Venezuela?​

Menu of the day

Recap

The end of WW1

Goal

You understand the consequences of WW1

Recap

What is the name of political advertising?

Why did the government use propaganda?

What is it called when everybody in society is involved in the war?

The end of the war

Germany surrendered in 1918 and signed the Treaty of Versailles:​

• Germany was primarily responsible​
  
• They had to pay a lot of gold as war reparations​
• They lost territories​
  
• They could only have an army of 100.000 soldiers​
  
• The Rhineland was demilitarized

The end of the war

Germany surrendered in 1918 and signed the Treaty of Versailles:​

• Germany was primarily responsible​
  
• They had to pay a lot of gold as war reparations​
• They lost territories​
  
• They could only have an army of 100.000 soldiers​
  
• The Rhineland was demilitarized

The Weimar Republic

Read 'The Weimar Republic' on pages 19-20

• Do exercises 5 + 7 on pages 14-15

Unrest in the rest of Europe

Europe was in shambles after WW1 --> people lost confidence in their governments and wanted change​

Unrest in the rest of Europe

In Russia there was a big difference between rich and poor people --> this led to a revolution where the czar and nobles were killed by the communists (led by Vladimir Lenin)​

• Everyone is equal​
• Private property was abolished

Unrest in the rest of Europe

In Italy the fascists (led by Benito Mussolini) took power​

• They were very nationalistic​
• They believed in strong leadership

Exercises

Exercises: 8 + 9 on page 15

Who got blamed according to the stab-in-the-back myth?

1. The German army
2. The Generals
3. The left-wing government
4. The Kaiser

Communism

Fascism

Equality

Nationalism

No private property

Strong leader

Mussolini

Lenin

Score the goal: what are the consequences of WW1?