Hitler and Nazi Rise to Power - Reading / Questions / Timeline Assignment (WWII)

Hitler and Nazi Party Rise to Power - Reading with Questions and Timeline Assignment - This 17 page rise of Hitler and Nazi Party package includes a three and a half page engaging and informative reading (visual and text) related to the rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party in the years before World War Two (WWII). This is a great activity for having students analyzing a reading and for analyzing the importance of the rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party in the years before World War Two (WWII).

The reading and questions cover the major events of the rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party in the years before World War Two (WWII) including the Beer Hall Putsch, Enabling Act, and the creation of the Hitler Youth. The reading includes a small portion on the rise to power of Benito Mussolini in Italy and in the questions students are required to compare and contrast Mussolini's rise to power with that of Hitler's. A great, critical thinking activity.

The packages includes a set of 10 analysis questions that requires students to think critically in order to develop their ideas in relation to the rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party in the years before World War Two (WWII). The questions come with a detailed teacher key.

The package also includes a timeline assignment wherein students are required to use the information and events from the reading, regarding Hitler's rise to power, and create a timeline poster. The students are required to place all of the important events on the timeline poster and explain each event. The timeline assignment includes a template for students to use in completing the assignment and a detailed teachers key for the teacher to use for assessment. The assignment also comes with an eighteen mark rubric for easy assessment. A great activity for students to show their understanding of the rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party in the years before World War Two (WWII)!

The reading, questions and timeline assignment make for an excellent homework or in-class activity related to the rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party in the years before World War Two (WWII)! Can also work as a great substitute teaching plan.