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- - - - emphasises progress, rights, freedom
        
        Greens
        
        Labour
    - - emphasises duty, tradition, authority
        
        One Nation
        
        Liberal
    - - a form of far right, ultranationalist and revolutionary politics
        
        ELEMENTS OF FASCISM
        
        social darwinism- survival of the fittest, some races are naturally fitter, better than others, the weak should die.
        
        Emphasis on the state over the individual
        
        national or cultural purity through removing modern ideas and foreign elements
        
        Women return to family roles
        
        Hostile to capitalism and democracy, in open conflict wih communism
        
        RISE OF FASCISM
        
        Discuss the extent to which Hitler is responsible for ww2
        
        Where did Hitler begin?
        
        He was Lance corporal in WW1
        
        Before joining the army he was a failed artist, sold paintings on the street for $
        
        Hitler was a failed artist, poor house, and the runner in the war
        
        He lved being apart of the army, which his comrades thought was crazy
        
        when the Germans lost WW1, he cried
        
        he was very upset
        
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        Extent hitler was involved to.
        
        reasons for
        
        arms build up, 30% of their GDP
        
        ideas of racial struggle- Germany vs russians and Jews
        
        crazy ideas of destiny
        
        reasons against
        
        hitlers beliefs are shared by many Germans
        
        required cooperation of german millitary
        
        arms build-up started before hitler.
        
        What were the Democratic powers doing?
        
        USA
        
        isolated
        
        France
        
        France was unlikely, amd reluctant, to intervene against Germany, because she could not rely on Britains and Americas support
        
        Britain
        
        Between 1934 and 1937, Britain was sympathetic to German recovery. Beween May 1937 and March 1939, Britain appeased Germany.
        
        the league of nations failed to keep peace, and did not stop hitler when he broke the treaty.
        
        Appeasing Hitler
        
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        The Political Spectrum In Weimar Germany
        
        COMMUNISTS
        
        Far-Left
        
        spartacist- The second most popular
        
        Centre Left
        
        USPD- independent social democrats
        
        SPD- social democrats
        
        Centre
        
        DDP- Democratic party
        
        Zentrum- Catholic centre party
        
        Centre Right
        
        DVP- German peoples party
        
        DNVP- German National Party
        
        Fascists
        
        NSDAP- Nazis
    - - a form of far left, revolutionary politics in which all property is owned by the community
        
        Communism is a type of government as well as an economic system (a way of creating and sharing wealth). In a Communist system, individual people do not own land, factories, or machinery. Instead, the government or the whole community owns these things. Everyone is supposed to share the wealth that they create.
    - - a democratic system of government in which people's individual rights and freedomss are protected by law, and political power is limited.
    - - the economy is controlled by private owners for profit, not he state.
- - - - cartoonists will overdo physical characteristics of people or living things in order to make a point
    - - objects or people are often labelled by cartoonists to make it clear exactly what they stand for.
    - - objects are used to stand for larger cncepts or ideas
    - - cartoonists will 'draw' a comparison between two unlike things
    - - the difference between the way things are and the way things should be
  - - - what is the author trying to say?
      - underlying belief
    - - what major events are happening?
      - when was the source produced
    - - how helpful is the source and what information does it provide
    - - audience: who is it intended for
      - why was it made?
  - - - this source by Argus is stating that women should not work on farms because it is unfair for them to take on such a hard labouring job. The context of the source is women being recruited into the AWLA.
- - - - Wanted a better and more peaceful Putforward the idea of a league of Nations that would help and support each other and help to promote world peace Did not think people should be forced to govern.
    - - Wanted Germany punished, divided into states & weaken Germanys military so they could not start a war. He also wanted reparations paid for damage caused during the war Did not want germany to get off lightly. France had suffered the most
    - - Wanted punishment but worried a harsh treaty would lead to another war.
        
        Germany and Britain to become trading partners wanted to keep Germany strong to stop Communism.
        
        Germany to loose its navy as it was a threat to Britain’s
  - - - US
      - UK
      - France
    - - "Dictate" forced to accept the terms of the treaty
- - - - bank closure
      - unemployment, 33%
        
        Farmers- in debt
        
        Business owners- failing
        
        The middle class- bank closures hurt them
        
        Industrial workers- Wages were down
        
        Young people- support base of Nazis, 50% unemployment
      - homelessness
        
        there were 2 million homeless people
      - diseases
- - - - technology
      - land
      - peoples families
      - homes
      - jobs
      - scarcity
  - - - -the car boosted industry
        
        15 million
        
        -it changed peoples day to day lives, as they could now go on longer trips (no need for horses), which lead to suburbs being created seems how people could travel further.
    - - cinema
        
        -cinemas changed from silent short movies with piano music, to feature films with speech called “talkies”. Movie stars lead to a revolution in fashion trends.
    - - -The refrigerator meant that food could be kept for longer periods of time.
        
        The washing machine meant that there was more leisure time.
    - - -listen to sporting events, the daily news and new forms of music.
      - The major impact of radio on the economy was that it brought advertising into American homes. In a time before television, the radio was the greatest invention prior to the advent of the internet. It provided a source of entertainment which reached millions of American homes within three years.
    - - The 1920s saw the birth of the 'flapper'. A young modern women who wore revealing clothes and make up, smoked and drank in public and danced in Charleston.
      - suffragettes
        
        right to vote
        
        A suffragette was a member of an activist women's organization in the early 20th century who, under the banner "Votes for Women", fought for the right to vote in public elections.
    - - Also known as the Volstead Act or the 18th Amendment in 1920. It banned the making, buying and transportation of alcohole.
      - Crime rose as gangsters such as AI Capone became bootleggers (smugglers), moonshine or home made alcohole increased and speakeasies (illegal bars) sprung up.
    - - Jazz and Women's Liberation:During the 1920s, jazz music provided the motivation and opportunity for many women to reach beyond the traditional sex role designated to them by society. Bottom Culture Rises: African American jazz music swept throughout the country during the 1920s.
    - - The Ku Klux Klan revive in the 1920s and increased racism towards African Americans in particular.
      - They believed in white supremacy and intimidated blacks with violance and threats of lynching
  - - - Yes the right-wing blamed the jews.
        
        Jews were also blamed for the Black death by the Christians
- - - - cooking
      - cleaning
      - looking after the kids
    - - women were half paid
      - one third of mothers had 7 kids
      - because of this the womens stereo type was a pregnent and barefoot.
    - - pubs were men only
        
        men didnt swear around the women, so in the pub it was slang everywhere
  - - - 200,000 women unemployed
      - equal pay for the first time
      - took over "mens" jobs
      - elected to federal parliament
        
        6 women elected in total
  - - - kicked out of work pay cut return to housework and baby-raising
  - - - sniper troops
      - nurses
      - worked in factories
- - - - this paragraph focuses the readers attention on the topic, states the writers main argument and briefly previews the main points that will be made to develop the argument
        
        state your arguement
    - - a series of paragraphs that discuss, develop and provide evidence to support the points that build the writers argument
        
        provide evidence to support the points that build the writers arguement.
    - - this final paragraph draws all the points made together to briefly sum up and reinforce the main arguement.
        
        draw points together and reinforce argument
  - - - introduce the main idea
    - - names, dates and facts
    - - expland on point
    - - link back to main idea
  - - - the treaty of verailes
      - the great depression