The Depression & the Rise of the Nazis Flashcards

4.1, 4.2A, 4.2B, 4.3

1
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what happened in October 1929?

A

the Wall Street Crash

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2
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what did America demand back from Germany?

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all the money they had lent after the First World War

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3
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how did extreme parties grow in support?

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  • unemployment & hunger
  • millions blamed the Weimar Government
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4
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how many votes did the Nazi party get in July 1932?

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nearly 14 million

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5
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how did the Nazi’s grow in popularity? (the Depression)

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  • Nazi’s said the ToV was a crime to Germany
  • Jews should be blamed for economic problems
    -Germany should be reborn as a great & powerful country
  • desperate German’s believed them
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how did the Nazi’s grow in popularity? (the Weimar Government)

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  • the democratic system of Weimar Germany was just not working so people were drawn to more left and right- wing political parties
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7
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how did the Nazi’s grow in popularity? (the appeal of Adolf Hitler)

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  • he was charismatic
  • he was a powerful & inspiring speaker, making his audience filled with hope
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how did the Nazi’s grow in popularity (fear of the rise of other German extremist parties)

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  • middle & upper-class Germans did not like Communism- particularly businessmen and landowners
  • churchgoers also did not like Communism
  • Hitler always said he did not like Communism and sent the SA to fight with Communists
  • Hitler gained support from German middle and upper class people as he promised to deal with the Communist threat
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9
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how did the Nazi’s rise in power?(Nazi Party structure, methods and tactics)

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  • Nazi Party offices were set up over Germany to recruit more followers
  • propaganda
  • parades
  • Hitler Youth
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10
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how many men were in the SA in 1931 and how many were in the SA by 1932?

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  • 1931- 100,000
  • 1932- 400,000
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11
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when was Joseph Goebbels the chief Nazi propagandist?

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from 1928

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12
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in 1932, how many cities did Hitler visit and in how many days?

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visited 20 cities in 7 days

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13
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why were the Nazi’s popular in the countryside?

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  • farmers were hit hard by the Depression
  • Nazi’s promised farmers higher prices for their crops, a better standard of life and higher status in German society
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14
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why were Nazi’s popular with women?

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  • Nazi’s believed in family life, good morals and self- discipline
  • some women agreed with Hitler
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why were Nazi’s popular with middle-class people?

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  • some people’s wages were cut by the Depression
  • the middle class fear that law & order might break down
  • the Nazi’s promise to deal with their problems and they show order & discipline
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16
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why was Hitler popular with young people?

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  • he wanted to make Germany strong again- make a powerful army, navy and airforce
  • many young people wanted to be involved and get jobs in the armed forces
17
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why was Hitler popular with the upper classes and rich factory owners?

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  • the Nazi’s promised the wealthy classes strong leadership and a more powerful nation
  • Hitler promised to allow them to run factories how they want and his plans to use their factories to build weapons etc means the factory owners will make even more money