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Includes 9 documents ranging from the Weimar Republic to Nazi Germany to West Germany. The summaries are structured according to the Edexcel specification. The bundle package is marked down 50%!

Package of summaries for this unit that follows and has notes in detail according to the Edexcel specification. Includes: - Restoration of Democracy in Italy 1943-6 - Political and Economic Interests and the Government in Liberal Italy - Mussolini and the Development of Fascism - The Impact of WWII on Fascist Italy 1940-3 And more.

A summary of trade union militancy in Britain post-WWI, including: - How were the unions affected by WWI? - Red Clydeside - Black Friday 1921 - The General Strike 1926

A summary of the themes in Unit 36.1 - Protest, agitation and parliamentary reform in Britain, c. Includes: - The influence of extra-parliamentary pressure - How did the distribution of seats change ? - Influence of the crown and aristocracy over elections - To what extent did political parties change in the years ? - Impact of parliamentary reform on party political organisation and membership - The extent of change in the social make-up of the House of Commons by 1928

A table of the 1832, 1867, 1884/85 reform acts, detailing the causes, its passage through parliament, changes, limitations, and changes to political parties.

Summary of each Reform Act from 1832 to 85, considering each of the following: - Causes - Passage through Parliament - Measures - Changes and limitations to franchise, seats, conduct of elections

A summary of the radical reform period in Britain . Includes the following: - London Corresponding Society (LCS) - Spa Fields Meeting 1816 - Pentridge Rising 1817 - Peterloo Massacre 1819 - Government response to protest - Radical reformers (leaders)

A summary of the Chartist movement exploring the following: - Aims - Causes - Key events - Constitutional tactics - Support - Important individuals - Reasons for failure - Was the movement a complete failure?

A summary of the events of the collapse of fascism and the restoration of democracy from 1943-6. Includes the Allied invasion of Italy, the Salo Republic, the Italian resistance 1943-5, and post-war Italy.

An assessment of where power lay in Liberal Italy between the elite, institutions, state organisations, and fascist ministers, as well as Mussolini's central role as prime minister.

A table analysing each political group's aims, supporters, leaders and actions during Liberal Italy. Parties include PSI, PPI, Nationalists, PNF and Giolitti.

A summary of the stages of development of fascism, who supported it, and the role of violence in the establishment of Mussolini's power in Italy.

A summary of the events leading up to Mussolini's establishment of a dictatorship. Also includes a timeline of these events and the impacts on the stakeholders involved, such as the king, the economic elite and the church.

A summary of the impacts of WWII on Fascist Italy and how it led to Mussolini's deposal. This is explored through: - Reasons for inadequate preparation for war - Failure of strategy - The home front - Collapse of the PNF

A comparative table of economic policy used in Liberal Italy and Fascist Italy and it respective positive and negative effects.

A summary of the economic policy used in Fascist Italy and its positive and negative impacts. This is explored through the following: - Mussolini’s economic battles/Autarky policies - The Corporate State - The Great Depression 1929-33 - Creating self-sufficiency (autarky) - Stakeholders

A summary of how Mussolini became a dictator and leader of Fascist Italy. This is explored through the following: - Stages to dictatorship - Normalisation: How did people benefit from Fascist rule? - Controlling the Fascist squads - Acerbo Law 1924 - Matteotti Crisis 1924 - Establishment of an authoritarian government

Provides an overview of fascist society in the late 1930s, opposition to a fascist government, and considers how repressive Mussolini's government was. The extent of consent and control is explored through the following factors: - population trends - changes in education - welfare organisations - youth organisations - women - propaganda - culture

A table detailing the impact of the Great Depression on the Weimar Republic and the responses from the chancellors Bruning, Schleicher, and Papen.

A summary of the economic development and policies in the Weimar Republic. Includes: - Economic Crises and Gov’t Response 1918-23 - Policies for recovery 1924-8 - was this genuine or illusory recovery? - Impact and response to the Great Depression 1929-32 - Changing living standards 1918-32