GCSE History: The Depression and the Rise of the Nazis (All Exam Boards) This resource offers an in-depth look at how the Great Depression contributed to the Nazis’ rise to power, designed to support students studying for their GCSE History exams across all exam boards. It includes a fully interactive PowerPoint presentation paired with an extremely detailed set of notes, structured in a question-and-answer format to enhance memory retention and self-testing. Ideal for both teaching and revision, these notes can be easily adapted into digital flashcards (e.g., Quizlet or Anki) for on-the-go study. The resource covers the following key questions in-depth: The Wall Street Crash: What happened and why did it have such global impact? Life During the Depression: What was the everyday experience for ordinary Germans? Weakening of the Weimar Government: How did the economic crisis expose the government’s instability? Nazi Exploitation of the Crisis: How did the Nazis use the Depression to gain support and expand their influence? Packed with clear explanations, detailed analysis, and key facts, this resource is perfect for building a deep understanding of how economic turmoil paved the way for Hitler’s rise. Whether used for classroom teaching, independent study, or targeted revision, this resource helps students not only learn the facts but also engage critically with the historical events that shaped Nazi Germany. Perfect for exam preparation, it ensures students are well-equipped to answer related questions confidently and effectively.

IGCSE/GCSE History (CIE, Edexcel) Focus Question- How important was the Great Depression as a reason for Nazi electoral success, 1930-1933? Explain your answer. Yes and no points Example top band paragraph

Causes, effects and results of the 1923 Munich Putsch. This revision/ teaching resource is presented in a very clear way, is very detailed and covers all specification points, with consolidation questions at the end. Suitable for all exam boards- Edexcel, AQA, Edexel IGCSE etc… Keywords: Germany 1918-1945, Nazi Germany, GCSE History Germany