The Fall of the Berlin Wall: Causes and Consequences
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This worksheet explores the causes that led to the fall of the Berlin Wall and the consequences that followed, encouraging students to analyse and compare different factors involved.
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The Fall of the Berlin Wall: Causes and Consequences
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Introduction to the Fall of the Berlin Wall
Source A: Statement from a German citizen in 1989
'The atmosphere in East Berlin was changing rapidly. People were hopeful and determined to see change.' Provenance: Interview with a resident of East Berlin, September 1989.
Causes of the Fall of the Wall
Source B: Excerpt from a historian's analysis
'The decline of Cold War tensions was driven by economic struggles in the Soviet Union, political reforms in Eastern Europe, and the desire for greater freedoms among East Germans.' Provenance: Modern historian's publication, 2010.
Consequences of the Fall of the Wall
Source C: A newspaper report from 1989
'The fall of the Berlin Wall marked the beginning of German reunification and signaled the end of Cold War divisions.' Provenance: International newspaper, November 1989.
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