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The Cold War and Contemporary Germany
Compelling Question: How does the legacy of the Cold War continue to shape contemporary Germany?
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In this three-part lesson series, students will discuss the historical and contemporary impacts of the Berlin Wall as well as the lasting impact of the Cold War on contemporary Germany. By delving into historical events, examining primary sources, and engaging in discussions, students will analyze the connections between the Cold War and Germany's present-day society, politics, and identity. Through this inquiry, students will develop critical thinking skills and a deeper understanding of how historical events shape the modern world. By the end of this lesson series, students will have a deep understanding of how the Cold War division of Germany continues to resonate in its society, politics, and collective memory.
In this three-part lesson series, students will discuss the historical and contemporary impacts of the Berlin Wall as well as the lasting impact of the Cold War on contemporary Germany. By delving into historical events, examining primary sources, and engaging in discussions, students will analyze the connections between the Cold War and Germany's present-day society, politics, and identity. Through this inquiry, students will develop critical thinking skills and a deeper understanding of how historical events shape the modern world. By the end of this lesson series, students will have a deep understanding of how the Cold War division of Germany continues to resonate in its society, politics, and collective memory.
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