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- - - - Introducing the overall impression: The author gives the impression that that…/the author gives an (adjective) impression of…(explain the author’s viewpoint).
      - Choose 1-2 words to quote then explain: By using language such as…(1-2 word quote) the author gives an overwhelmingly x impression because… Moreover, this creates a TONE of…
      - What is the focus/emphasis (be specific) – then explain: By focusing and emphasizing events such as… the author gives an x impression because…
      - Selection of information: By selecting x , the author gives the impression that… because…
        
        Moreover, By omitting y, allows the author to present x as… because…
      - Overall concluding impression: Therefore the overall impression is…because…
  - - - try and include dates and numbers if you can
- - - - Lack of political reform- fundamental laws, political strikes, electoral law
      - Lack of social reform, lena goldfield, agricultural law, stolypins repression, strieks,worker,rise of bolsheviks
      - Repression-stolypins repression
    - - political controversies and autocracy criticisms
      - social and war in WW1
      - economic problems-inflation, strikes, rialway, putilov, rations
    - - disunity of the whites
      - War communism
      - Troksy- strengths of the bolsheviks
    - - underlying weakness of PG
      - strengths of bolsheviks
      - mistakes made by PG- june offensive, kornilov affair
    - - social discontent-bloody sunday-potemkin mutiny
      - political discontent and resentment towards autocracy
        
        zemstva reforms
        
        rise of political parties
        
        creation of soviets
      - Japanese war
    - - Restabklize russian economy
      - foerign trade and agriculture
      - Recover from war communism
  - - - 1918-1923 - what was the greatest threat to Weimar? Reasons for hyperinflation?
        
        Opposition
        
        Treaty of versailles
        
        Hyperinflation
      - 1923-1928 - to what extent did Germany recover? Were they "golden years"?
        
        political recovery- support for wiemar
        
        Internal realtions
        
        eg locarno pact (eu allaicei) , leuge of nation, kellog-briand
        
        Economic recovery- stresseman
      - 1924-1933 - how did Hitler become Chancellor?
        
        Political intrigue
        
        reorganisation of the nazi party
        
        great depression
      - 1928-1934 - how did Hitler become Fuhrer?
        
        Reichstag fire
        
        Night of long knives
        
        Enabling act
      - 1934-1938 - in which area did people's life change the most under Nazi rule? How did Hitler consolidate his control in Germany?
        
        Indoctrination of children- hitler youth
        
        tratement of workers
        
        RAD
        
        strength through joy
        
        Beuty of labour
        
        treatment of woman and his ideas for a aryan race