Drill Gauge: CMM

 for the first task, we have to measure 115mm onto a piece of 20 / 3 mild steel flat bar metal and mark it with a scribe and then use a square to make the rest of the line with the scribe and then put it into a vice and cut it with a hacksaw to length and then filled the end and removed the burs of the corners / edges.

Hitler Paragraph Social studdies

 Why was Germany hit the hardest during the great depression?

The Great Depression was the single worst economic collapse in world history. Many people in the world lost their jobs, banks lost their money, and nearly all faith in the economy was lost. Unemployment rose to a record 33% in some places during the depression. The Great Depression was one of the most important things to happen in the world and financial history. The effects of The Great Depression lasted for many years, especially in Germany where it was caused, meaning Germany had to suffer the most because it was not safe to work, and banks couldn't earn money because people didn't have jobs to pay.

Why did Germany have to sign the Treaty Of Versailles?

WWI created the Treaty of Versailles which led to the punishment of Germany. Many Germans thought they had unfair rules and regulations. The terms of the Treaty made Germany give up most of its military power. Additionally, Germany had to give up conquered land. Also, after WW1 it had many effects on Germany. Shortly after the Treaty was signed the German Government was in a state of chaos until the Weimar system was introduced into Germany, which was in place for a little over a decade and the system had many flaws especially during Hyperinflation and Depression. So the German people were in need of a rescuer. Then Hitler came along promising to gain back power in Germany but started a war with the actions he made like attacking other nations and taking over the land. 

How did the great depression affect New Zealand?

As with most countries outside of Russia, New Zealand was affected by the huge reduction in exports, the largest unemployment that they had seen, meaning that there was little money available. New Zealand was very unprepared for an event like the depression and this showed in how much it struggled with the exports being reduced and people blamed the government for this after they had promised a set price for the exports.