Munich putsch - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Advanced notes on the Weimar political crisis detailing threats from the left and the right wings. part of a package on the Weimar crisis years

This includes a timeline, key dates, historical language used in exams, overview of Topic 2: (Key developments in the Nazi Party) and a series of exam style questions.

a 10 marker practice, with 8/10 grade, on the topic of success and failure of munich putsch

HISTORY WORLD WAR II STUDY GUIDE EXAM UPDATE 1: The Republic of China and the Empire of Japan are involved in the early stages of the third year of armed conflict between them during the Second Sino-Japanese War. The war is in what will be known as the "Second Period." The "Second Period" starts in October 1938 and ends in December 1941. This conflict would eventually be swept up into WWII when Japan joins the Axis and China the Allies. 1: The Invasion of Poland by Nazi Germany begins at ...

A concise summary of Hitlers Rise to power and an essay plan of the main factors that put Hitler in Power. Easy to read, all the important factors that should be included in an essay noted.

a 10 mark essay for history gcse on germany depth study, analysing how much of a failure munich putsch was for hitler

A summery of unit 2 including the Munich Putsch, how Hitler became the chancellor, what lead Hitler to become a dictator, life in Hitler's Germany, who benefited from Nazi ruling and the opposition to a Nazi ruling.

This Revision Resource includes extremely detailed explanations and notes relating to Democracy and Dictatorship in Germany between 1919-1929, perfectly tailored for the AQA History GCSE spec. This resource equates in total to over 1600 words, producing very detailed explanations and knowledge surrounding everything required to achieve a Grade level 9. This revision resource includes; Weimar Constitution, strengths and weaknesses after establishment, Freikorps explanation and backgroun...

Explain why the Munich Putsch failed. The role of the army and state police The Bavarian leaders lack of weapons