QUESTIONS… 1.Why were many people in Germany and elsewhere unhappy with the Treaty of Versailles? 2.Describe housing conditions in countryside. 3.Reasons.

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QUESTIONS… 1.Why were many people in Germany and elsewhere unhappy with the Treaty of Versailles? 2.Describe housing conditions in countryside. 3.Reasons for NAZI rise to power.

1.- It was far harsher than expected - War Guilt Clause: hated - USA afraid it would lead to more bitterness - Some GB politicians worried that their economic survival depended on G’s recovery Small: few rooms - Thatch or turf roof - Earth/dirt floor made house cold - Houses sometimes shared with animals 3. - Weimar Republic - Economic Problems: Wall Street Crash - Hitler’s appeal - Fear/Intimidation

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Poisonous gas Explosions FireRoofs caving in Floods Coal dust in lungs Industrial injuries

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Various laws were passed by the Government to improve safety and conditions in the mines.

AIM ALL: Describe the 4 types of mines ALL: Describe the 4 types of jobs CREDIT: Explain 6 dangers GENERAL: Explain 4 dangers