The Nazi Rise To Power

Question 1

Why was there a surge of Nazi supports making it the greatest political power by 1933 in Germany? 

Answer 1

A large factor was the impact of the depression on Germany


Question 2

What happened in October 1920

Answer 2

The Wall Street stock exchange in America crashed and plunged the world into a serious economic crisis because USA was giving Germany money, this affected Germany 

Question 3

Why was that a big surge in unemployment between 1928 to 1932

Answer 3

Because Japanese exports began to decline

Question 4

How was trade affected by the Wall Street crash in Germany?

Answer 4

Exports fell by, 55% 

Question 5

How was industry affected in Germany by the Wall Street crash?

Answer 5

When was reduced by 42%

Question 6

How Was farming affected in Germany by the Wall Street crash

Answer 6

Produce prices fell by 23%

Question 7

How was banking affected by the Wall Street crash in Germany?

Answer 7

Five major banks collapsed, 50,000 businesses went bankrupt

Question 8

In 1930, how many laws were passed by presidential degree (article 48)

Answer 8

5

Question 9

How many laws were passed by presidential (degree article 48)

Answer 9

44

Question 10

How many laws were passed by presidential degree (article 48) in 1932

Answer 10

66

Question 11

How many laws are passed by the reichstag in 1930?

Answer 11

98

Question 12

How many laws were passed by the Reichstag in 1931?

Answer 12

34

Question 13

Many laws were passed by the reichstag in 1932 

Answer 13

5

Question 14

What impact did the depression have on unemployment in Germany?

Answer 14

Unemployment rose from 900,000 1929. 3.5 million in 1930. 5million in 1931 and nearly 6,000,000 in 1932

Question 15

Why did so many people become homeless after the Wall Street crash?

Answer 15

Many people found out they could not keep up with rent payments

Question 16

I did the depression of Germany results in growth growth for more extreme political parties, like the Nazis and communists

Answer 16

People came to believe that less extreme politicians were feeling them by July 1932 only 39.5% of Germans were posing for political parties that supported the Weimar Republic.