Rise of Hitler

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Which of the following was NOT a consequence imposed on Germany by the Allies after World War I?

  • Full acceptance of responsibility for the war
  • The abolishment of the German currency (correct)
  • Loss of over 10% of its territory
  • Dismantling of its army

Hitler's anti-Semitic views were formed after witnessing Jewish individuals profiting from World War I.

False (B)

What event in 1929 significantly impacted the German economy, creating an environment ripe for extremist ideologies?

The Great Depression

Hitler exploited the anger of the German people by offering ______ and promising to restore Germany's greatness.

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What was the significance of the Reichstag fire in 1933 in Hitler's consolidation of power?

<p>It provided Hitler with a pretext to seize emergency powers. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following events with their impact on Hitler's rise to power:

<p>World War I Armistice = Created widespread resentment and instability in Germany The Great Depression = Worsened economic conditions, increasing public frustration Reichstag Fire = Allowed Hitler to seize emergency powers Hindenburg's Death = Removed the last major obstacle to Hitler's complete control</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why did business leaders and intellectuals endorse Hitler, despite his extreme rhetoric?

<p>They believed his rhetoric was only for show and wanted to be on the 'right side'. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The Weimar Republic was established before the end of World War I.

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What two political ideologies did the Nazis denounce as Jewish conspiracies?

<p>Communism and Capitalism</p> Signup and view all the answers

Hitler's rise to power demonstrates the fragility of ______ institutions when faced with widespread anger and a leader willing to exploit fears.

<p>democratic</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Flashcards

The Weimar Republic

Post WWI government in Germany that faced challenges like implementing a harsh peace treaty.

Stab-in-the-back myth

The idea that the German army was betrayed by politicians and protestors after WWI.

Hitler's view of Jewish people

Scapegoated group that Hitler blamed for Germany's problems, exploiting existing prejudices.

The Great Depression's Impact on Germany

Economic collapse that led to American banks withdrawing loans, devastating the German economy.

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Hitler's Consolidation of Power

The process by which Hitler increased his power, from Chancellor to dictator.

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Reichstag Fire (1933)

Event used by Hitler to justify emergency powers and suppress opposition.

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Endorsement of Hitler

Businessmen and intellectuals supported Hitler, thinking they could control him.

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The danger of exploiting fear

Fear and anger can be exploited by leaders to gain support and undermine democracy.

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Nazi Ideology

The Nazi party combined anti-Semitism with populist resentment, blaming Jews for both Communism and Capitalism.

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Rebuilding the Nazi party

After being released from prison, Hitler rebuilt the Nazi movement.

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