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Explore the impactful Solidarity movement, Communist rule, religious dynamics, and economic policies in Poland, as well as the Soviet reactions, key dates, and historical significance in Czechoslovakia. Understand the struggles, reforms, and transformations that shaped these nations.
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Chapter 12 lesson 3Poland and Czechoslovakia337-340 Mr. Bondurant
Chapter 12 lesson 3Poland and Czechoslovakia337-340 • VOCABULARY: • Solidarity • Consumer goods
A. Communist Rule In Poland pg. 337 • 1. Summarize the history of Solidarity in Poland. • 2. Why was the Solidarity movement important?
C. Religion in Communist Poland • 1. What was the strongest non-Communist force in Poland? 2. What was the Communist position on religion in Poland?
B. Farming and Industry in Polandpage 338 - 339 • 1. When the Communists came to power in Poland, what did their central plan call for? • 2. What policies did the Polish Communists follow for farming and industry after World War II?
D. Land of the Czechs and the Slovaks pages 339 - 340 • 1. How did the Soviet Union react to Czechoslovakia’s attempt in the 1960’s to reform the country to provide greater freedom? • 2. Why are 1948, 1968, 1989 and 1992 important dates in the history of Czechoslovakia?
R85 • 1. From the Soviet Union • 2. Solidarity, trade union • 3. Communists were voted out of Poland
Captions 337-340 • Think & Write 340 • A,B,C, & D
WORK TOGETHER! • TOGETHER MEANS: • On the same question at the same time! • Working only with your group! • ALL brains are at work! • Everyone comes to an agreement on the answer. • Questions must be asked as a group! • You may NOT divide and copy!