Flavia Belham
Chief Scientist @ Seneca Learning
November 18, 2019
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The Curriculum
History: AQA A Level The Tudors: England 1485 - 1603
1 The Weimar Republic 1918-1933
1.1 Establishment Of The Weimar Republic 1918-1924
1.1.1 Post WW1
1.1.2 Weimar Constitution
1.1.3 Peace Settlement
1.1.4 Economic Issues
1.1.5 Social Issues
1.1.6 Extremist Threats
1.1.7 Political Instability & The Invasion of the Ruhr
1.1.8 Weimar Government by 1924
1.2 The 'Golden Age' Of The Weimar Republic 1924-1928
1.2.1 Economic Developments
1.2.2 Industry & Agriculture
1.2.3 Social Developments
1.2.4 Political Parties
1.2.5 Political Stability
1.2.6 Germany's International Position
1.3 The Collapse of Democracy 1928-1933
1.3.1 The Impact Of The Depression
1.3.2 Politics After The Depression
1.3.3 The Appeal Of Extremism
1.3.4 'Backstairs Intrigue'
1.3.5 Political Developments
1.3.6 The State by March 1933
2 Nazi Germany 1933-1945
2.1 The Nazi Dictatorship 1933-1939
2.1.1 Hitler's Consolidation Of Power
2.1.2 The Terror State
2.1.3 Opposition
2.1.4 Economic Policies
2.1.5 Impact Of Economic Policies
2.1.6 Social Policies
2.1.7 Volksgemeinschaft
2.2 The Racial State 1933-1941
2.2.1 The Radicalisation Of The State
2.2.2 Anti-Semitism
2.2.3 Development Of Anti-Semitic Policies
2.2.4 Treatment of the Jews in the Early Years of War
2.3 The Impact Of War 1939-1945
2.3.1 Home Front
2.3.2 Impact On Society
2.3.3 War Economy
2.3.4 Policies Towards The Jews & Untermenschen
2.3.5 Opposition
2.3.6 Nazi State by 1945
