History of Germany
Welcome to the History of Germany Course at Wikiversity. In this course we will study German History since Antiquity to the Modern Day. Good luck... --EarlGrey2005
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Rules of this course edit
- Students must do homework.
- Students must ask questions about Germany.
- Students must take quizzes.
- Successful students will become assistants.
If you wish to take this course, please add this template to your user page: {{History of Germany}}
Schedule edit
The aim of this course is that to give some knowledge about German History on a student level.. Students have to do their homework, follow the lessons, solve the quizzes and if they need, they should ask their questions to their instructor. If the students aren't interested in their homework, they don't spend any effort for them, don't follow the lessons and don't solve the quizzes, they will add in to inactive students list. Before being added to inactive students list, they will be warned. When the 1st quarter is completed, the most succesful students who obey the rules of this lesson will be chosen as assistant students. In the 2nd quarter, the most succesful students(that were already assistant students) will be chosen as an assistant professor. In the 3rd and 4th quarter, the most successful student(that was a assistant professor) will be chosen as professional student. When the course is over, successful students will get an award from the instructor.
General Quizzes edit
Lessons edit
Semester I edit
Quarter 1: Germanic Tribes, 750 BC - 768 AD edit
- Week I: Germanic Peoples
- Week II: Roman Expansion and Teutoburg Forest
- Week III: Stem Duchies
- Week IV: Frankish Empire
- Week V: Who were the Frankish Kings?
- Week VI: Frankish Expansion
Quarter 2: Early Holy Roman Empire edit
- Week VII: Christmas Day, 800 AD
- Week VIII: East Francia
- Week IX: Otto the Great
- Week X: Church and State
- Week XI: Change and Reform
- Week XII: The Protestant Reformation
Semester I edit
Quarter 3: Late Holy Roman Empire to the German Empire edit
- Week XIII: Thirty Years War
- Week XIV: War of the Austrian Succession
- Week XV: French Revolution
- Week XVI: German Confederation
- Week XVII: Franco-Prussian War
- Week XVIII: Road to World War I
Quarter 4: World War I to Modern Day edit
- Week XIX: World War One
- Week XX: German Revolution of 1918-19
- Week XXI: Weimar Republic
- Week XXII: Nazi Germany and World War Two
- Week XXIII: Cold War in Germany
- Week XXIV: Modern Day Germany
Homework this week edit
No Homework Yet
Questions edit
is even a non-german allowed to participate to the course? I wait impatiently the answer
Students edit
If you want to be a student of this course, please add your user name below:
FargoPiperStone pythonliving DrMonymona Stuart Halley Victoria.Engelherz
TyroneB1
Gallery edit
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Germanic tribes (750BC-1AD) -
Europe in 476 AD, after Odoacer.
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