The document provides guidelines for a presentation on the Treaty of Versailles and Hitler's actions, recommending slides on what the Treaty established regarding the topic, what Hitler did and when, Hitler's reasons, the British and French response, and a glossary. It further recommends using three additional slides: one for an image or cartoon, one for a primary source, and one for a secondary source. The presentation aims to cover the content and sources that will be examined in the IGCSE history exam.

1. GUIDELINES FOR YOUR PRESENTATION.
 Do not use an unlimited number of slides. Make sure each slide
contains only key words that will help the members of the group
deliver their part of the presentation.
Make sure you have the following slides:
 One to explain what the Treaty of Versailles established as regards
your topic.
 One to describe what Hitler did and when he did it.
 One more to explain the reasons Hitler gave for these actions.
 One for the response from Britain and France.
 One for the glossary of words you looked up while studying your
topic.
Once you’ve managed to tackle the content of your topic, you’ll have to
work on sources.
Since this topic is the one you will have to answer on in Paper 2 of this
year’s IGCSE exam, the second part of your presentations will include the
analysis of sources.
Use THREE more slides:
1. For an image or cartoon.
2. A primary source.
3. A secondary source.