Weimar Germany mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers Weimar Germany mind maps, from the German Revolution and early problems to recovery and Hitler’s rise to power. School students can use them to practise linking events and ideas, while teachers can find material for revision. There are over 1,300 mind maps by more than 800 users. Pick a map to explore.
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- Origins of the Weimar Republic102
- Weimar Constitution and Government129
- Treaty of Versailles100
- Early Problems and Opposition to the Weimar Republic301
- The 1923 Crisis and Hyperinflation90
- Stresemann and Weimar Recovery128
- Weimar Society and Culture19
- The Great Depression and Collapse of the Weimar Republic33
- Rise of the Nazis123
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Was the Weimar Republic doomed from the start? A quick mindmap on the first key question you will need to be able to answer for the first paper of the Wor... -
Hitler's Rise to Power Made from https://rudbeck-ib-history-revision.wikispaces.com/3.17+Hitler%27s+RTP%2C+ideology+and+aims -
1919-1929: The Weimar Republic -
Hitler's Rise to Chancellor
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The Weimar Republic Section 1 1918-24 AQA History A LEVEL and AS Weimar Republic NOT FINISHED
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Problems of the early Weimar Republic -
The 'Golden Era' of the Weimar Republic A breif overview of how political, social, economic and foreign relations changed and improved during the 1... -
Problems faced by the Weimar Republic in the 1920s -
German Revolution 1918-1919 The Second Reich began to collapse in the final weeks of the war. The country shifted towards democracy and... -
GERMANY AFTER THE WW1 Germany after the First World War -
History - Germany Depth Study
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Stresemann era 1924-29 History Edexcel IGCSE -
Weimar Economy
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1923 - the year of crisis for Germany
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Weimar Culture Culture during the Weimar Republic and what the Nazi's thought of them
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The weimar republic 1919-1923 -
Hyperinflation In Germany
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Gustav Stresemann -
Early years of the Weimar Republic -
Stresemann "The Golden Years" -
The recovery of Germany 1924- 1929 Edexcel History GCSE -
The German Revolution (1918) -
Political Instability and Extremism 1919-1924 -
Impacts of the Wall Street Crash-1929 impacts of wall street crash 1929
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The Great Depression -
Gustav Stresemann -
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WW1 impact on Germany crunch crunch eat the knowledge -
The Spartacist Uprising -
Recovery of Germany The recovery of Germany, 1924-29
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The Golden age of Weimar 1924-1929
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Munich Putsch -
Was Weimar Germany Doomed from the Start?
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Weimar Republic Important facts and dates about the Weimar Republic -
The Weimar Constitution! -
1924 - 1929 The Golden Years -
The Causes of the Munich Putsch.
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Weimar Constitution This is my mindmap on the Weimar constitution
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Weimar Germany 1919-1933 Couple of facts on Treaty of Versailles, the occupation of the Ruhr, Hyperinflation and Munich Putsch. Comm...
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The maps on this page take different approaches to the unit. Some focus on events, such as The Spartacist Uprising and Munich Putsch. Others organise material around themes, including Weimar Economy and Weimar Culture. You can also find maps on recovery and Hitler’s rise to power.
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Try Problems of the early Weimar Republic for a map that connects the German Revolution with the impact of the First World War. For a different focus, open Recovery of Germany and follow its branches on the economy, international affairs and currency.
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Read one branch at a time, then cover it and explain the connection in your own words. Compare maps on a similar theme to see how their creators organise the material. When you want to test recall or review individual terms, switch to a quiz or flashcards on the unit page. Choose a map and follow a branch that interests you.
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Which mind map is a useful place to start?
Problems of the early Weimar Republic is a useful starting point if you want to connect the German Revolution with the impact of the First World War. For a later focus, Recovery of Germany has branches on the economy, international affairs and currency.
What topics do these mind maps cover?
The page includes maps on the German Revolution, the Treaty of Versailles, hyperinflation, recovery and the Great Depression. There are also maps focused on the Spartacist Uprising, the Munich Putsch, Weimar culture and Hitler’s rise to power, so you can choose a topic to revisit.
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