HITLER IN POWER (1933-1938) Flashcards
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Hitler became Chancellor in January 1933 with the support of the ______, the German army, and many politicians.
President
The _____________ Laws of 1935 stripped Jews of their citizenship and prohibited them from marrying non-Jews.
Nuremberg
Conscription, which had been ____________ under the Treaty of Versailles, was reintroduced by Hitler to build up the military.
forbidden
The ______________ Church opposed Nazi interference and maintained Christian teachings against the state.
Confessional
Hitler adopted the title of “__________,” combining the roles of Chancellor and President after Hindenburg’s death.
supreme dictator
Hitler’s rearmament program defied the Treaty of Versailles and included taking back the ______ and militarizing the ____________.
Saar, Rhineland
The policy of _____________ by Britain and France aimed to avoid war by making concessions to Germany.
appeasement
Hitler introduced a ___________ system to control the youth, such as the Hitler Youth, to ensure loyalty to the Nazi ideology.
propaganda
The ___________ Fire in February 1933 was blamed on communists and used as an excuse to suppress civil rights.
Reichstag
The __________ Act of 1933 gave Hitler dictatorial powers, effectively ending democracy in Germany.
Enabling
The ___________ were the Nazi secret police, responsible for arresting and silencing political opponents.
Gestapo
The ____________, also known as the “Night of the Long Knives,” was when Hitler purged SA leaders and other opponents.
purge
Hitler justified rearmament as a way to restore Germany’s __________ and national pride after the Treaty of Versailles.
military strength
The policy of appeasement was influenced by the fear of another ____________, which Europe wanted to avoid at all costs.
world war
The __________ Solution was the Nazi plan for the systematic extermination of the Jewish population.
Final
