History ting

• What is the main topic of the knowledge organiser?

  Causes of the Great Depression
• What is the first question about in the exam skills section?

  Reading carefully
• What should you do if unsure about a specific word?

  Use a dictionary or thesaurus
• What does the first question expect you to do?

  Demonstrate your understanding
• What does an 'open question' require you to do?

  Explain independently, without copying
• What should you do if you use external resources?

  Acknowledge them
• How should you structure your answer to the second question?

  Concise and well-structured explanation
• How does using your own words affect the quality of your answer?

  It improves the quality of the answer
• What are the five aspects to consider about language?

  Meaning, structure, purpose, process, evaluation
• What are the instructions for writing paragraphs in the exam?

  • 1 paragraph on points A & B
  • 1 paragraph on points C & D
  • Do NOT combine them
• Why is using your own language essential?

  It shows true understanding of the topic
• What should you avoid when using external resources?

  Copying and pasting from them
• What does the evaluation aspect ask about?

  Effects and whether it fulfills its purpose
• What is the purpose of the knowledge organiser?

  To prepare for the Year 3 Subject 1 exam
• How should you demonstrate your understanding in answers?

  By using your own words and structure
• What was a major cause of the Great Depression related to international trade?

  Protectionism raised tariffs globally
• How did protectionism contribute to the Great Depression?

  It reduced international trade and demand for goods
• What was the impact of overproduction during the Great Depression?

  It led to falling prices and reduced profits
• What event in 1929 significantly contributed to the Great Depression?

  The US stock market crashed
• What was a consequence of the stock market crash in 1929?

  Widespread panic and uncertainty ensued
• What was a social issue caused by the unequal distribution of wealth during the Great Depression?

  Low incomes and little savings for many
• How did the Dust Bowl contribute to the Great Depression?

  It caused massive crop failures and hardship
• What were some consequences of the Great Depression?

  • Fall of large banks and debts
  • Global market downturn
  • Unemployment rose to 25% in some countries
  • Average family lost savings
• What were the social impacts of the Great Depression?

  • Widespread unemployment and poverty
  • Rise in crime and social unrest
  • Increased disillusionment with the economic system
  • Decreased standards of living
• What were the economic impacts of the Great Depression on businesses?

  • Businesses in agriculture and transport suffered
  • Many people lost jobs and income
  • Farmers abandoned land due to unpaid loans
  • Pay cuts and reduced hours for those employed
• Who became prime minister of Italy in 1922?

  Mussolini
• What was Mussolini's initial focus as prime minister?

  Building his image through propaganda
• How did Mussolini consolidate his power?

  By establishing a totalitarian dictatorship
• What economic event in 1929 influenced the rise of WWII dictators?

  The Great Depression
• How did economic instability affect people's political views during the Great Depression?

  People became open to radical political ideas
• What role did the Treaty of Versailles play in the rise of Fascism and Nazism?

  It imposed harsh penalties on Germany
• What was a common appeal of Fascist and Nazi leaders?

  Strong leadership and promise of stability
• What were the collective processes changed by the New Deal?

  • Programs for relief, recovery, and reform
  • Shift in government-citizen relationship
  • Growing belief in government’s economic role
  • Desire for systemic change and better leadership
• What was the primary goal of Roosevelt's New Deal programs?

  To provide relief, recovery, and reform
• How did the New Deal change attitudes towards government intervention?

  It increased belief in government’s role in economy
• What was the impact of the Great Depression on people's trust in government?

  Many believed the government had failed them