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HISTORY
HISTORICAL CONCEPTS
PERSPECTIVES
The position from which they see & understand what's going on in the world around/different point of views.
CONTINUITY & CHANGE
What's changed, what's the same.
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EVIDENCE
Primary - evidence from the time it occurred. eg. diary
Secondary - evidence from after the event occurred. eg. wikipedia
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WW2
GREAT DEPRESSION
Germany suffered severe economic downturn during 1920s, this decade was a time of great economic prosperity in other parts of the world including USA, Britain, France & Australia.
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Massive global unemployment in US, Europe, & elsewhere
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INNOVATIONS
RADIO
Popular first mass broadcasting medium which caused advertising industry to grow rapidly as companies delivered sales pitches over radio.
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MASS PRODUCTION
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The items produced were no longer luxury products that could only be purchased by rich, as they were normalised for all.
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CAUSES
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MAIN CAUSES
TRAEATY OF VERSAILLES
A peace treaty signed in 1919 which produced a formal end to World War 1. This consisted of terms that Germany had to follow, as they were blamed for the war. These included paying reparations, military restrictions, land reduction & taking the blame for the war.
However, this became a cause after Germany believed it was too harsh & got angry. Next, Hitler said that he'd tear up the treaty & that's exactly what he did by breaking he rules constantly.
APPEASEMENT
The diplomatic policy of making political, material, or territorial concessions to an aggressive power in order to avoid conflict.
1933-1937 appeasement was adopted by leaders around Europe & allowed Hitler to rebuild Germany, to break every policy in the treaty & to trigger another war.
RISE OF HITLER
Hitler mainly rose to power because he stated that he'd get tear up the treaty, because it was far too harsh & Germany didn't deserve all that.
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NUREMBURG LAWS
Laws that were passed on 15th Sept 1935, & sent a clear message to the world that the ideology of anti-Semitism had become a reality.
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ROLE OF WOMEN
BEFORE WW2
Women were houseworkers who stayed home, cleaned, cooked, took care of children etc. as they made sure when their husband's came home everything was perfect for them.
AFTER WW2
Women transferred into 'manly' jobs such as loading bullets & plenty others, after their husband's left for war & plenty of jobs were left with no workers. Furthermore, they also had nobody to slave around after, as they didn't have much housework to do because their husbands weren't home.
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AUSTRALIA'S IMPACT
DARWIN BOMBINGS
On 19th February 1942, the Japanese attacked the port & shipping harbour twice during the day, killing 252.
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POWS
More than 30,000 Australians became prisoners of war between 1940-1945. They were captured by the Germans & Italians during the Mediterranean Middle East campaigns, & also at sea.
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FASCISM
ITALY, BENITO MUSSOLINI
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Became the first political leader to develop a new ideology, later called fascism.
Italian people very dissatisfied with annexing of their territories by France that occurred after the Versailles conference. Mussolini managed to occupy strong positions in political place white wangle authority for decades to come.
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