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History unit 2 Flashcards

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What was The Big Three?

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The French Prime Minister, British Prime Minister and American President

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Name the Article in ___ ______ __ __________that stated Germany were to take the blame for causing WWI.

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The Treaty of Versailles Article 231

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3
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After WWI, what percentage of German territory was taken away from them?

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13%

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4
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Name 3 promises the Nazi party made to win votes.

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▪️To destroy the Treaty of Versailles
▪️To reduce unemployment after the Wallstreet crash
▪️To make Germany great again

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When was the Wall Street Crash?

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1929

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What happened in 1933 that led to Hitler passing emergency laws to arrest communist leaders?

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The Reichstag Fire

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The SA were seen as a symbol of _______ and ___________ because they went on marches and parades.

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Strength and Organisation

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The Enabling Act allowed Hitler to do what?

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Pass laws without consulting the Reichstag for 4 years.

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In History and biology lessons, what were the kids taught and why?

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In History the pupils were taught about the ‘unfair’ Treaty of Versailles.
In Biology pupils were instructed on the Nazi racial ideals- Aryan race are more superior

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When did the law pass to make attendance to Hitler youth clubs compulsory?

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1936

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Give the percentage of young people that attended Hitler Youth and League of German Maidens.

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80%

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Name a way the Nazis controlled Germany and the Youth in particular.

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Indoctrination.

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The secret state police of Germany were called?

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The Gestapo

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What were The Gestapo able to do?

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Tap into telephones, open mail and collect information from a huge network of informers. They reported on those they believed were ‘anti-Nazi’.

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When did the first concentration camp open and what was its name?

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Dachau in 1933.

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Name the section of the SS that controlled and ran the concentration camps.

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Deaths Head

17
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What does SS stand for?

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Schutz Staffel which means protection squad.

18
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By the end of 1939, how many members did the SS have? Because of who?

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240,000 and Himmler

19
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How his Hitler portrayed in the Hitler Myth?

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The voice and defender of the German people.

20
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Name the Historian that created and described the Hitler Myth.

A

Ian Kershaw

21
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Who was in charge of Hitler’s rallies, meetings and processions?

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Joseph Geobbels

22
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Nazi messages could be transmitted through what?

A

Cheap radio sets.

23
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From which date were Jews banned from government jobs.

A

April 1933

24
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From which date were Jews banned from joining the army?

A

May 1935

25
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Translate Kristallnacht and what happened on Kristallnacht?

A

Night of broken glass
Where violence broke out of 2 days. Gangs smashed and burned Jewish property.
100 Jews were killed.

26
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When did America take revenge for the attract on Pearl Harbour and drop the Atomic bomb?

A

December 7th 1941

27
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Name the American President and British prime minister. (at the time)

A

Woodrow Wilson

David Lloyd George

28
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When was the Treaty of Versailles signed?

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1919

29
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How many men were the German army reduced to after the TOV?

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100,000 men

30
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Name the French Prime minister.

A

George Clemenceau

31
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When was the Enabling act passed?

A

March 1933

32
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When did Hitler remove trade unions and political oppositions?

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May 1933

33
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When were Jews banned from swimming pools and parks?

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From 1934

34
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Why was it best for America to drop the atomic bomb on Japan?

A

Dropping the bomb would have saved more lives than an invasion.

35
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Give an argument that is against dropping the atomic bomb.

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‘Jus in bello’- the casualties inflicted and methods used must be proportionate to the out come.

36
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What were Germany not allowed due to the Treaty of Versailles?

A

Submarines, Tanks and an Airforce

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