Chapter 4 - All content: Nazi consolidation of Power

What happened to the 18 state governments (Länder) of Germany in January 1934?

When was the Enabling Act passed?

What were the consequences of the Reichstag Fire?

Which one of these was NOT a consequence of the Night of the Long Knives?

When was the Reichstag Fire?

How was Hitler able to combine the roles of president and chancellor and become Führer in August 1934?

Which one these events is NOT a method Hitler used to consolidate his power between 1933-1934?

What took place during the Night of the Long Knives?

What did Hitler do with the German army in 1934?

What did the "Decree for the Protection of People and State" do?

Who were the first group of people to be sent to a concentration camp?

What did the Law Against the Formation of Parties (14th July 1933) do?

What does it mean to "consolidate power"?

What did the Enabling act create?

What happened at the election on the 5th March 1933?

What occurred on the 30th June 1934?

What were banned on 2nd May 1933 to be replaced with the DAF?

Opened in March 1933, what was the first Nazi concentration camp?

When did Hindenburg make Hitler Chancellor of Germany?

Who was blamed for starting the fire?

The SA had helped Hitler get into power, so why did Hitler want to kill the leaders, including his old friend Rohm?

The Enabling act was passed using devious methods such as...?

Why did Hitler call for an election on 5th March 1933?

Gleichschaltung was a new policy enacted after the Enabling Act. What was the aim of this policy?

As the only legal party, the Nazis won 100% of the vote in the November 1933 election.