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Starter: Look at the images below. They show groups of people who wanted to destroy the Weimar Republic. Why might they want to do this? Make a list of your ideas.

Why was there opposition to the Weimar Republic ? Keywords: -Communist -Spartacist -Freikorps -Kapp Putsch Learning objectives: I can describe the two different types of opposition to the Weimar Republic. I can evaluate which threat was the most serious and why.

What threats were there towards the Weimar Republic? The characters on your sheet show the threat to the Weimar Republic and how Ebert (the President) tried to deal with these threats. Extension: Write a speech for one of the characters explaining why they’re opposed to Weimar. Task 1 Match up the statements with who might have said them. Task 2 Use the matched up statements to complete the sentences in your book.

Task In your groups carousel around the 4 resource sheets. Use the information from the sheets to complete your fact file about the two different groups. Who was the biggest threat to the Weimar Republic ? Ebert Spartacists Freikorps You are going to be looking at the two main threats to Weimar The Spartacists (Communists) The Freikorps

Copy and complete: There were two groups who opposed the Weimar government. These were… I think the most serious opposition to the Weimar Republic was the Spartacists/ Freikorps. I think this because… (explain own opinion) What was the most serious opposition to the Weimar Republic ? E b ert Spartacists Freikorps

What was the most serious opposition to the Weimar Republic ? Spartacists Freikorps

Whilst you watch the video, think about what you’ve learnt today and pick what decisions the character is going to make. Little Big History Spartacists Freikorps

Plenary: Keyword bingo Write down six of the keywords below into your book. When I call out the definition of one of them, cross it off your list. First to full a row wins!