GCSE: Germany (1918-39) - Clear the Deck Revision Activities
- Levels: GCSE
- Exam boards: AQA, Edexcel
Test your knowledge of Germany between 1918-39 in GCSE History with these "Clear the Deck" revision activities.
Each time you start an activity you are presented with eight pairs of information. You have just 60 seconds to "clear the deck" by correctly matching all eight pairs!
GERMANY 1918-39: KEY PEOPLE
GERMANY 1918-39: KEY EVENTS
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