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History: Chapter 10 Lesson 3- Hitler and Nazi Germany Flashcards

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Where was Hitler rejected from?

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Art academy.

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What was the core of Hitler’s ideas?

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Racism, especially anti-semitism.

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Who was Hitler also?

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An extreme nationalist who knew how political parties could effectively use propaganda and terror.

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What party did Hitler join after WWI?

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German Workers Party. ( one of many right-wing extreme nationalists in Munich)

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What did Hitler take control of and what was it renamed?

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He had taken control of the party and renamed it the National Socialist Germans Workers Party (Nazi)

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Why was Hitler sent to prison?

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He staged an armed uprising against the government in Munich and failed.

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What is Mein Kampf ?

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The account of his movement and it’s basic ideas.

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What were the basic ideals of Mein Kampf?

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Extreme German nationalism, strong anti-semitism, and anti communism together by a Social Darwianian theory of struggle.

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What was the theory of struggle?

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Emphasizes the right of superior nations to the living space through expansion. It upholds the rights of superior individuals over the masses.

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How did Hitler think Nazi had to obtain power by?

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Legally through elections, not by violent overthrow of the Weimar Republic.

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What did Hitler do out of prison?

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Expanded the Nazi Party

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What was crucial to germany’s rise to political power?

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Germany’s economic difficulties

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What had Hitler promised and what did it appeal?

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A new Germany that appealed to nationalism and militarism.

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How did German rule after 1930?

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By decree with support of president Hindenburg.

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How much power did the Reichstag have?

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Little

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Who looked to Hitler for Leadership?

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The right wing elites of Germany.

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What did Hindenburg do under pressure?

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Allowed Hitler to become chancellor and create a new government.

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What foundation did Hitler lay?

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For Nazi’s complete control over Germany.

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How did Hitler’s legal power of seizure come?

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When two-thirds of the Reichstag passed the Enabling Act.

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What did this act give the government power to do?

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To ignore the constitution for 4 years while it issued laws to deal with the country’s problems.

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What did it later give Hitler’s actions?

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A legal basis.

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How was Hitler able to become a dictator?

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When he got a legal basis he no longer needed Reichstag or Hindenburg and so he became dictator appointed by the parliamentary body itself.

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What did Nazi do with their new power?

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Brought all institutions under their control.

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What did the Nazi’s purge?

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Civil service of democratic elements and of Jews who were blamed for Germany’s bad economy.

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What are concentration camps?

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Camp of prisoners usually from war, political leaders, etc.. under harsh conditions. But in Germany it was just for jews and those who opposed them.

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Who was abolished?

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All political parties except the Nazi

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What had Hitler established the basis for within 7 months of coming to power?

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The basis of a totalitarian state.

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How did Hitler become the sole ruler of Germany?

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When Hindenburg died the office president was abolished.

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What did Hitler want to develop?

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A totalitarian state.

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What was Hitler’s big goal?

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Development of a Aryan Racial state that would dominate Europe and possibly world of generations to come.

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What is the definition of Aryan?

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Word used to identify Indo-European languages. it was misused by the Germans and instead they meant it to identify Ancient Greeks and Romans.

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What did the Nazis think they were?

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The true descendants and leaders of Aryans and would create and Empire.

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What would Hitler need to do to achieve this goal?

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The active involvement of the German people.

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How did Nazis pursue the creation of a totalitarian state?

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Mass demonstrations and spectacles to make German people a instrument of German policies.

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What instrument did Hitler rely on to maintain control?

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Instruments of terror

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Who were the Guard Squadrons?

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Schutzstaffeln are known as the Guard Squadrons (the SS) which were an important force in maintaining order.

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What was the SS originally created for?

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Hitlers body guard.

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Because of Heinrich Himmler, what did the SS control?

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The secret police force that Himmler set up but also regular German police forces.

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What are the two principles that SS was based on?

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Terror and adherence to Nazi ideology. Terror (methods of repression and murder)

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What was Himmler’s goal?

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Further the Aryan master race

41
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How did Hitler put people back to work to end the Depression?

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Public work projects and grants to private construction firms.

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What was key to solving the unemployment program?

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rearmament program.

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What did the regime claim?

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Full credit for solving Germany’s economic woes

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What was an important factor leading many Germans to accept Hitler and the Nazis?

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Their part in ending the Depression

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How did Women play a crucial role in the Aryan state?

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As Bearers of the children who Nazi’s believed would bring Triumph of the Aryan race.

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What did the Nazis believe men were to do?

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Were destined to be warriors and political leaders

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What did Nazi ideas determine?

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Determined employment opportunities for women

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What jobs did the Nazis think might hinder a women’s pregnancy?

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Jobs in heavy industry and things like Medicine and law

49
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What jobs did Nazis think were suitable for women?

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Social work and nursing

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What did the Nazis strip jews of?

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German citizenship and civil rights and forbade marriages between Jews and Germans.

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When did a more violent phase of anti-jews begin?

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Began on the night of shattered glass

52
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What did the Nazis do on the “night of shattered glass”?

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Destroyed synagogues and many businesses and many were arrested and sent to concentration camps.

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What were Jews barred from?

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All public transportation and public buildings

54
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What were Jews prohibited from doing?

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From owning, managing, or working in retail store

55
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Under the direction of the SS what were Jews encouraged to do?

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To emigrate from Germany and some were able to leave.

56
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What had led to a revolution in mass communications?

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A series of inventions

57
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How did the Nazi regime use radios?

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Urged people to buy radios so they could promote Hitler.

58
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Who was Joseph Goebbels?

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The German propaganda minister

59
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What did Goebbels believe?

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Film was the one modern and scientific means of influencing the masses

60
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What did Goebbels create?

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A film industry division in his Propaganda ministry which supported the making and feature of film and documentaries that carried the Nazi message.

61
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What control did Mass Leisure give totalitarian states?

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Control of people.

62
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What program did the Totalitarian regime adopt?

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Kraft Durch Freude (Strength through Joy)

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What did the program offer?

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A variety of activities to amuse the working class

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How did Hitler take advantage of the Olympics?

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To show Germany’s physical strength and prestige

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