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How long were women expected to work

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Until they had children

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Which women had more children

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Lower class

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3
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35% of women had how many children

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8 or more

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4
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What was the militant women group called.

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The NUWSS

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Who set up the WSPU

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Christabel Pankhurst and Annie Kenney

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What did the WSPU stand for

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Women’s Social and Political Union

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When was the WSPU set up

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1903

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How many members were in the NUWSS in 1913

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100,000

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How many members were in the WSPU in 1913

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2,000

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10
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Why were women needed to work

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There were not enough men as they were at war

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What were some advantages of the representation of the people’s act 1918

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It saw the size of the electorate triple from 7.7 million to 21.4 million
It helped Nancy Astor become MP in December
New Zealand gave women the vote 25 years before
It helped women obtain property
365 votes were for it and 55 were against

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12
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Define flapper

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The fashionable young women of the 1920s

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How did flappers which their parents

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They had short hair that had been cut in men’s barbers, they wore short skirts, backless gowns and silk stocking

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14
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What was the anti flirt league

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Worried American mothers formed this to protect against the behaviour of the flappers

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Name some new dances of the 1920s

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The Charleston, one step, the black bottom and the tango

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Name some crazes of the 1920s

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Mah jong then crossword puzzles then marathon dancing the. Flagpole sitting then sport.

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17
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Who named the 1920s the ‘Jazz Age’

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An American fighter F. Scott Fitzgerald

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18
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Who was the ‘it girl’

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Clara Bow

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19
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Give 3 things flappers did

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Drank
Smoked
Drove cars

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20
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Define prohibition

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The act of forbidding something especially by law

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21
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Define bootlegging (alcohol)

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Made, distributed or sold illegally

22
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Give some facts about Al Capone

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He went by the nickname ‘scarface’
He reigned as crime boss for 7 years
He attained notoriety during the prohibition era
His criminal charge was tax evasion
He earned $60 million annually selling illegal alcohol

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Give some facts about John Dillinger

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He operated with a group called ‘the terror gang’
He robbed 24 banks and 4 police stations
He escaped jail twice
He got married to Beryl Hovious
He got shot to death

24
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How where black and white people considered

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They were considered separate but equal

25
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Where and what was Harlem

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A neighbourhood in New York where many of the new generation of African American artists lived.

26
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How was jazz music spread

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It was placed in clubs

27
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Name some disadvantages of the car

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Pollution
Crashes
Slave ridden assembly lines

28
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Give some advantages of cars

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No longer had to run/walk

They got places faster

29
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What happened to the price of the ford car

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The price never increased it just dropped

30
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What did the president at the time of the Wall Street crash think

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He thought they would cure homelessness

31
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What did people buy that got them rich quick

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They bought shares

32
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What happened to Europe after WW1

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WW1 left Europe ravaged and in need of financial support in order to rebuild. The US came in to rescue with a series of loans and rescue measures

33
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What were the Dawes and Young plans 1924 and 1929

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In 1924 the Dawes plan was agreed between the US and Germany. This meant Germany would be loaned a sum of money from the US
In 1929 the Young plan helped to recognise German reparation payments

34
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What happened in 1918 for Germany

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Germany lost the war and signed the armistice

35
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What was Germany like in 1918

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Germany in 1918 was a broken, defeated country facing a difficult, unknown future with a weak, inexperienced Weimar Government. In these hard circumstances Hitler set up the Nazi Party in 1920

36
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Where and when was Adolf Hitler born

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In Braunau (a small town in Austria) in 1889

37
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When did Hitler join the war

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1914

38
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What did Hitler join in 1919

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The German Workers Party

39
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What did Hitler do in 1920

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He renamed the German Workers Party to the National Socialist German Workers Party and issued a 25 point program

40
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What did Hitler do in 1921

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He made the swastika and set up the ‘Gymnastics and Sports Division’ to mask the fighting that was really going on. He also made storm troopers

41
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What did Hitler do in 1923

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He and his storm troopers tried to take over the government but failed. This led Hitler into a jail sentence for high treason. This is where he wrote his autobiography ‘Mein Kampf’

42
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Explain the 1923 Munich Putsch

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600 stormtroopers marched in on a Bavarian meeting getting them to agree to their plan of attack although the leaders went back on their word. They ordered men to attack Röhm but when Hitler went to save him the police caught them and killed a lot with Hitler Barely escaping

43
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Give 4 examples of propaganda used by the Nazis

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Posters
Radio
Film
Censoring newspapers

44
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How did Hitler become chancellor?

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Between 1930 and 1933 4 elections were held in Germany. 2 were to decide Germany’s President and 2 were to elect a Reichstag. Hitler and the Nazis took part in all four elections. By January 1933 his party would be the largest in the Reichstag and Hitler would be Chancellor. This happened because the President at the time (Hindenburg) did not like Hitler but after many attempts failed as a replacement he decided to elect Hitler. He though he would have control over Hitler but Hitler found ways to get around him and when Hindenburg died Hitler combined president and chancellor into a new role he named Führer.

45
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How did Hitler take control of Germany?

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The president hatched a plan to elect Hitler but to keep and eye on him. Hindenburg thought he would have control over Hitler but Hitler found ways to get around the President and when Hindenburg died Hitler combined president and chancellor into a new role he named Führer.

46
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When was Hitler made chancellor

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30th January 1933

47
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Who was the vice chancellor during Hitlers stint

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A man named Franz Papen

48
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Who was Kurt Schleicher

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A rival for Hitler and the last chancellor during the Weimar Republic. He was killed by the SS during the Night if the Long Knives

49
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Name an important factor in source work

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QUOTING EVIDENCE!!

50
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Facts about ADAPTL

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Quote useful facts (more than 1), talk about bias or exaggeration eg newspaper buys and remember the last sentence - We must check out its Facts.

51
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What group did Hitler set up to intimidate opponents

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The SA

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