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GCSE Schools History ProjectEnquiry in Depth: Germany, 1919–45Question 13Level 1: makes some brief, general statements about the persecution of the Jews, without using thesources.Level 2: named sources are used to support a description of Jewish persecution up to 1939.Level 3: in addition, knowledge is used to describe persecution after 1939.Level 4: in addition, explains clearly how Nazi policies changed during the period, using specificevents — e.g. the Nuremberg Laws, Kristallnacht, the occupation of Poland — to mark the increasingseverity of the persecution.Topic 9 OverviewQuestion 1Year19191919192019211923192319231924192519261928192919301932193219321933Month (if relevant)JanuaryJuneJanuaryAugustNovemberMarchJulyNovemberEventEbert was elected as the first president of the Weimar RepublicThe Treaty of Versailles was signedKapp attempted a putsch in BerlinHitler became leader of the NSDAPFrench troops occupied the RuhrStresemann became chancellor of GermanyHitler attempted a putsch in MunichThe Dawes Plan arranged loans from the USAHindenburg was elected president of GermanyGermany joined the League of NationsThe Nazis won 28 seats in an electionThe Wall Street Crash occurredThe Nazis won 107 seats in an electionHitler won 13 million votes in a presidential election against HindenburgThe Nazis won 230 seats in an electionThe Nazis won 196 seats in an electionHitler was made chancellor of GermanyQuestion 2DateControl/oppositionEconomyWomen andChurchEducation/youthPropaganda/culturePersecution ofJews and others1933ReichstagFireEnabling LawSterilisationprogrammestartedMinistry ofEducationcreated in BerlinGoebbels putin charge ofpropagandaBoycott ofJewishbusinesses22