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This homework assignment involves longer term creative projects to be completed over two weeks. Students can complete the homework on computers or handwritten. The homework is due on specific dates and teachers will evaluate the work in various ways, including self and peer assessment. Students are assigned design tasks such as designing a park, creating an imaginary environment with plants and animals, and making a poster to advertise a fictional zoo.
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Germany was struggling economically after World War I, with high unemployment. This led Adolf Hitler to form the Nazi party and gain popularity and votes by promising to improve the economy and make Germany strong again. Hitler was elected chancellor in 1932. Originally from Austria, Hitler was a veteran of World War I who became a dictator in Germany, suspending elections and killing opponents once in power. He invaded Poland in 1939, violating a treaty, which forced Britain and France to declare war on Germany and enter World War II.
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World War 2 began in 1939 when Germany, led by Adolf Hitler, invaded Poland despite agreements that banned Germany from expanding its armed forces and territory after World War 1. In response to Germany's aggression, Britain and France declared war on Germany to defend Poland, marking the start of the six-year global conflict known as World War 2 that engulfed Europe, Asia, and other parts of the world.
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Adolf Hitler became the leader of Germany through a series of escalating roles of power. He was outraged by Germany's defeat in WWI and blamed the Jews. He joined an extremist group as a speaker and was able to turn more people to his views with inflammatory speeches. He used intimidation tactics through the SA army to gain control of the Nazi party. When Hindenburg died, Hitler became president and leader of the army, naming himself Führer and achieving full control over Germany.
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The homework involves longer term tasks over two weeks to develop creative thinking skills. Students are encouraged to complete the homework on computers and submit electronically if possible. If not, handwritten work is acceptable. Homework must be completed on time and may be marked in different ways. The tasks involve researching how Hitler came to power, creating propaganda posters, and investigating the local impact of World War 2 in Manchester.
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