How do ideologies cause conflict? All: Be able to categorise different types of ideologies. DNA: Potsdam Conference negotiating peace agreement after WW2. - Who are they? Do they seem happy? What might be going on? Most: Be able to understand the key causes of new ideologies. My way is the best!! £££££££ Some: Be able to analyse how differing ideologies can cause conflict. I worked with you but I don't like you L/O: To be able to understand that differing ideologies can cause conflict. I worked with you but I don't like you! My way is best £=£ RRR 5 min RRR What can you do under a Democracy? Who has the power under Fascism? What happens to money under Communism? What happens to money under Capitalism? Individual Work 5 min Different types of ideology Social ideologies [How should you live] Economic ideologies [how a society should manage money] Political ideologies [how a country should be run/governed] Philosophical ideologies [what you should believe] Using your list of definitions of ideologies from last lesson, add examples under each category. L/O: To be able to understand that differing ideologies can cause conflict. 1 Min How do ideologies start? • Ideologies don’t just appear. • There a lots of things that happen, for a new ideology to be created. L/O: To be able to understand that differing ideologies can cause conflict. Causes Peoples Backgrounds. What do you think causes people to want to create or change Ideologies Influential people Books, articles, speeches? Failure of the Government to help people If the ideology of the government doesn't fix the problems people have, Think of your own cause Effects People's past experiences may affect how they see the world, Why? What effect may these people have? Ideologies What might people do after reading this material? If the ideology of the government doesn't fix the problems people have, people might try to think up new ways of doing things and new ideologies Capitalism Everyone is ‘equal’ but not everyone has the same. What work you do is what you earn. Class system-super rich, rich, middle class, working class, and those in poverty. Wealth is distributed unequally. The government did not interfere in businesses, this is called the free market. Power is shared by often an elected [voted in] group of people and often led by one democratically elected leader. Everything is privately owned and controlled by the people, this leads to health care and other services being inaccessible to many people due to unfair prices. Everyone should ensure the interests of the ‘individual’ is upheld at all costs. People can believe what they want but the religion of consumerism is heavily present. People are free to do what they want with their lives as long as it is within the law. Right The people need to work to support themselves financially, the government gives limited support to provide for people unable to work. Wealth is distributed unequally, with many who are very rich. Large businesses are protected and given greater freedoms than smaller businesses. Any reforms made to key services like education or policing are done to maintain a set of beliefs about society and people. Power is often shared by a group of people but often led by one leader, mostly voted in democratically. Everything is privately owned and controlled by individuals. Everyone should ensure that traditions and values are upheld at all costs. People can follow any religion but some religions might conflict with some traditions. Communism Everyone works. No class system-no rich or poor but the workers should rise up. Wealth is distributed equally Power is shared by a group of people but often led by one leader. Everything is owned and controlled by the government. Everyone should ensure the interests of ‘the people’ is upheld at all costs, any behaviour out of the norm will be punished or eradicated. Can involve censorship [cutting out/covering up] of anything which might damage the ‘interests of the people’. Religion is banned, the power of the people is the highest power. Capitalism Everyone is ‘equal’ but not everyone has the same. What work you do is what you earn. Class system-super rich, rich, middle class, working class, and those in poverty. Wealth is distributed unequally. The government did not interfere in businesses, this is called the free market. Power is shared by often an elected [voted in] group of people and often led by one democratically elected leader. Everything is privately owned and controlled by the people, this leads to health care and other services being inaccessible to many people due to unfair prices. Everyone should ensure the interests of the ‘individual’ is upheld at all costs. People can believe what they want but the religion of consumerism is heavily present. People are free to do what they want with their lives as long as it is within the law. Anarchy People can work if they want to, it is voluntary. Any businesses are more like cooperatives where the people run and manage it voluntarily. Everyone is free to live life as they wanted to, with no leader or government to tell them what to do. Uniformity is discouraged, people are free express themselves. Society is run super democratically, if there is enough of a will/desire then something is passed but it must not infringe on the freedoms of the people. Homes should not be owned by people, people should not have to rent property. People should live in cooperative housing. No hierarchical power [no one above the other] Everything is shared through mutual agreement. Everyone should ensure the freedom of ‘the people’ is upheld at all costs. Any beliefs which seem like a form of controlling behaviour or freedoms would not work within this society. Fascism Everyone works, anyone who is a drain on society needs reeducation or attend labour camps. Wealth is built by encouraging industries which strengthen the country’s independence and power. Strong control of culture to ensure traditional values and behaviours are upheld, anyone who fails to fit in are reeducated. Power is held by the leader or dictator, who has absolute control. Others may be given power on behalf of this person. Everything is controlled by the government. Everyone should ensure the interests of ‘the nation’ is upheld at all costs. Censorship of the press, film, art, radio, to ensure that people only hear messages the leader wants them to hear. Only the accepted Religion is allowed, any other religions are banned, those that don’t conform are punished. Anyone who fails to fit in to the culture created, to follow the rules of the leader, to protect the nation are punished. Independent 10 min Which ideologies may cause conflict and cooperation? Conflict or Cooperation? Ideology 1 Ideology 2 Why? Fill in your own table now showing where there might be conflict or cooperation between each ideology. L/O: To be able to understand that differing ideologies can cause conflict. Sentence starters ………..is most different to…because…... It might cause conflict because…... ………..is most similar to…because……... It might lead to cooperation because…... Challenge: How might your ideology become more extreme[more dangerous]? Give examples from history. Some of the key conflicts over ideology were the... As a class choose one or all of the videos depending on time and interest to look at how a clash of ideologies caused conflict. 1. WW1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v GzCe4qg8K0E 1. WW2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= PCXSuaOozDE 1. Cold War 5 mins: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMYcLV DAeD4 L/O: To be able to understand that differing ideologies can cause conflict.
