German Unification, 1850-1871. Teach It! Higher Challenge In random pairs you will research, prepare and present a ‘teach it’ session to your peers. Your.

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German Unification,

Teach It! Higher Challenge In random pairs you will research, prepare and present a ‘teach it’ session to your peers. Your focus will be on ONE reason why Germany became unified by The question is: To what extent was Bismarck responsible for the unification of Germany in 1871?

Teach It! Each teaching pair will have a ‘teaching kit’ in which there will be appropriate information to prepare your presentation. You will have a maximum of TWO periods to complete this task. We will be presenting on Monday.

Success Criteria Context to your POINT Evidence Balanced Analysis which relates to the question Historiography which is explained in relation to the evidence. A hand out containing the above for your peers

Focus Areas Bismarck Prussian Military strength Prussian Economic Strength Wars of Unification Growth in National Feeling