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World War Ii and Hitler
World War Two
Causes
Information and
Activity Worksheets
Ages 11 - 14

H Y Wheeler

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Section 1
Introduction
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- Information
- Suggested Activities
- What is Causation? Information Sheet
- Causation Card Sort
- Causes of World War Two Card Sort
- Causation Wordsearch

Section 2
The Treaty of Versailles
Page 7
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- Information
- Suggested Activities
- Effects of the Treaty on the German People Activity
Sheet
- Hitler and the Treaty of Versailles Writing Frame
- Versailles Treaty Anagrams and Versailles Feelings
Anagrams
- Treaty of Versailles Wordsearch
- Treaty of Versailles Crossword

Section 3
Hitler 's Actions
Page 14,15
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- Information Pages
- Suggested Activities
- What Hitler Did Blank Timeline Frame
- What Hitler did and Allies Response Blank Table
- Hitler 's Actions Wordsearch
- Hitler 's Actions Crossword

WWII Causes Information & Activity Book

© 2005 H Y Wheeler www.historyonthenet.com

Section 4
The Policy of Appeasement
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- Information Pages
- Arguments For and Against Appeasement
- Suggested Activities
- Arguments For and Against Appeasement
Statement Sorting Activity
- Appeasement Debate Guidelines
- Appeasement Debate Preparation Sheet
- Appeasement Wordsearch
- Appeasement Acrosstick
- Appeasement Acrosstick (differentiated)

Section 5
Failure of the League of Nations
Page 31,32
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