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    The Treaty of Versailles imposed harsh terms on Germany after World War 1 that deeply unpopular with the German people. It required Germany to accept war guilt, pay heavy reparations that crippled the economy, and led to territorial losses that stripped away national pride. Additionally, limitations on military capabilities left Germany feeling vulnerable and humiliated on the international stage.

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    The Treaty of Versailles imposed harsh terms on Germany after World War 1 that deeply unpopular with the German people. It required Germany to accept war guilt, pay heavy reparations that crippled the economy, and led to territorial losses that stripped away national pride. Additionally, limitations on military capabilities left Germany feeling vulnerable and humiliated on the international stage.

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    The Treaty of Versailles imposed harsh terms on Germany after World War 1 that deeply unpopular with the German people. It required Germany to accept war guilt, pay heavy reparations that crippled the economy, and led to territorial losses that stripped away national pride. Additionally, limitations on military capabilities left Germany feeling vulnerable and humiliated on the international stage.

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    Why was the Treaty of Versailles so unpopular with the people of Germany?

    PLEASE WRITE YOUR NAME AND THE QUESTION ON THE LINED PAPER NO BOOKS/NOTES ALLOWED USE THE PLAN BELOW TO HELP YOU Introduction: 1 or 2 sentences to briefly explain what the Treaty of Versailles was & link to the question (e.g. There were a number of reasons why..) Main: Give 3 key reasons why it was unpopular & explain in detail (remember: you need to explain the term AND why it was so unpopular) Briefly summarise remaining reasons Conclusion: Sum up & give most important reason YOU ONLY HAVE 12 MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION!!

    In your book, using a full page, write todays date & copy the table below:
    Hitlers early life
    What was Hitlers experience of World war One?

    Do you think Hitler was a good soldier? Explain your answer.


    What did Hitler do after the war?

    How did the German people feel about the changes to their country?

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