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14: European states in the inter-war years (1918–1939)

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Weimar Germany: constitutional, political, economic/financial and social issues (1918–1933); initial challenges (1918–1923); “Golden Era” under Stresemann (1924–1929); the crisis years and the rise of Hitler (1929–1933)
Hitler’s Germany (1933–1939): consolidation of power; Hitler’s pre-war domestic policies, including economic, social and political policies; nature of the Nazi state; the extent of resistance to the Nazis
Italy (1918–1939): rise of Mussolini; consolidation of power; Mussolini’s pre-war domestic policies, including economic, social and political policies; nature of the fascist state
Spain (1918–1939): political, social and economic conditions in Spain; the Primo de Rivera regime; polarization and political parties under the Second Republic; Azaña and Gil Robles; causes of the Civil War; foreign involvement; reasons for nationalist victory under Franco
Case study of domestic political, economic and social developments in one European country (other than Germany, Italy or Spain) in the inter-war years.

Directly related questions

17M.3op4.HL.TZ0.27:
“Opposition to the Nazi regime was limited and unsuccessful between 1933 and 1939.” To what extent do you agree with this statement?
17M.3op4.HL.TZ0.28:
Discuss the reasons for political polarization in Spain between 1931 and 1936.
20N.3op4.HL.TZ0.27: “Hitler’s pre-war social and economic policies had popular support.” To what extent do you agree...
20N.3op4.HL.TZ0.28:
To what extent were economic conditions in Spain the main cause of the Civil War in 1936?
17N.3op4.HL.TZ0.27: To what extent do you agree that Hitler was able to consolidate his power by August 1934 because...
17N.3op4.HL.TZ0.28:
Evaluate the successes and failures of Primo de Rivera’s government between 1923 and 1930.
21M.3op4.HL.TZ0.28:
To what extent had Mussolini established a totalitarian state before the outbreak of the Second World War?
21M.3op4.HL.TZ0.27:
Discuss the factors that allowed the Weimar Republic to survive the political and economic challenges it faced between 1918 and 1924.
18M.3op4.HL.TZ0.27:
“Hitler’s consolidation of power between January 1933 and August 1934 was a political revolution.” To what extent do you agree with this statement?
18M.3op4.HL.TZ0.28:
Evaluate the importance of economic and political problems in allowing Mussolini to gain power in Italy in 1922.
21N.3op4.HL.TZ0.27:
“The Weimar Republic was able to overcome threats to its survival between 1918 and 1923 because it had the support of the German people.” Discuss.
21N.3op4.HL.TZ0.28:
“Franco won the Spanish Civil War because of Republican disunity.” To what extent do you agree with this statement?
18N.3op4.HL.TZ0.27:
Discuss the reasons for the rise to power of Mussolini.
18N.3op4.HL.TZ0.28:
Evaluate social developments in one European country (other than Germany, Italy or Spain) in the inter-war years.
22M.3op4.HL.TZ0.27:
To what extent was popular support the main reason for Hitler becoming Chancellor in January 1933?
22M.3op4.HL.TZ0.28:
Examine the reasons for political change in the inter-war years in one European country (other than Germany, Italy or Spain).
19M.3op4.HL.TZ0.27:
“Germany experienced a ‘Golden Era’ during the Stresemann years (1924–1929).” To what extent do you agree with this statement?
19M.3op4.HL.TZ0.28:
Evaluate the successes and failures of Mussolini’s domestic policies between 1922 and 1939.
19N.3op4.HL.TZ0.28:
Discuss the impact of political polarization during the Second Spanish Republic.
19N.3op4.HL.TZ0.27: Evaluate domestic resistance to the Nazis.

Sub sections and their related questions

Weimar Germany: constitutional, political, economic/financial and social issues (1918–1933); initial challenges (1918–1923); “Golden Era” under Stresemann (1924–1929); the crisis years and the rise of Hitler (1929–1933)

Hitler’s Germany (1933–1939): consolidation of power; Hitler’s pre-war domestic policies, including economic, social and political policies; nature of the Nazi state; the extent of resistance to the Nazis

17M.3op4.HL.TZ0.27:
“Opposition to the Nazi regime was limited and unsuccessful between 1933 and 1939.” To what extent do you agree with this statement?
17N.3op4.HL.TZ0.27: To what extent do you agree that Hitler was able to consolidate his power by August 1934 because...
18M.3op4.HL.TZ0.27:
“Hitler’s consolidation of power between January 1933 and August 1934 was a political revolution.” To what extent do you agree with this statement?
19N.3op4.HL.TZ0.27: Evaluate domestic resistance to the Nazis.
20N.3op4.HL.TZ0.27: “Hitler’s pre-war social and economic policies had popular support.” To what extent do you agree...

Italy (1918–1939): rise of Mussolini; consolidation of power; Mussolini’s pre-war domestic policies, including economic, social and political policies; nature of the fascist state

18M.3op4.HL.TZ0.28:
Evaluate the importance of economic and political problems in allowing Mussolini to gain power in Italy in 1922.
18N.3op4.HL.TZ0.27:
Discuss the reasons for the rise to power of Mussolini.
19M.3op4.HL.TZ0.28:
Evaluate the successes and failures of Mussolini’s domestic policies between 1922 and 1939.
21M.3op4.HL.TZ0.28:
To what extent had Mussolini established a totalitarian state before the outbreak of the Second World War?

Spain (1918–1939): political, social and economic conditions in Spain; the Primo de Rivera regime; polarization and political parties under the Second Republic; Azaña and Gil Robles; causes of the Civil War; foreign involvement; reasons for nationalist victory under Franco

17M.3op4.HL.TZ0.28:
Discuss the reasons for political polarization in Spain between 1931 and 1936.
17N.3op4.HL.TZ0.28:
Evaluate the successes and failures of Primo de Rivera’s government between 1923 and 1930.
19N.3op4.HL.TZ0.28:
Discuss the impact of political polarization during the Second Spanish Republic.
20N.3op4.HL.TZ0.28:
To what extent were economic conditions in Spain the main cause of the Civil War in 1936?
21N.3op4.HL.TZ0.28:
“Franco won the Spanish Civil War because of Republican disunity.” To what extent do you agree with this statement?

Case study of domestic political, economic and social developments in one European country (other than Germany, Italy or Spain) in the inter-war years.

DP History Questionbank

14: European states in the inter-war years (1918–1939)

Description

Directly related questions

Sub sections and their related questions

Weimar Germany: constitutional, political, economic/financial and social issues (1918–1933); initial challenges (1918–1923); “Golden Era” under Stresemann (1924–1929); the crisis years and the rise of Hitler (1929–1933)

Hitler’s Germany (1933–1939): consolidation of power; Hitler’s pre-war domestic policies, including economic, social and political policies; nature of the Nazi state; the extent of resistance to the Nazis

Italy (1918–1939): rise of Mussolini; consolidation of power; Mussolini’s pre-war domestic policies, including economic, social and political policies; nature of the fascist state

Spain (1918–1939): political, social and economic conditions in Spain; the Primo de Rivera regime; polarization and political parties under the Second Republic; Azaña and Gil Robles; causes of the Civil War; foreign involvement; reasons for nationalist victory under Franco

Case study of domestic political, economic and social developments in one European country (other than Germany, Italy or Spain) in the inter-war years.