How does Hitler become Chancellor, or leader of the Reichstag?

Hindenburg is convinced to appoint Hitler

What separated Nazism as seen in Hitler's Germany from Fascism as seen in Mussolini's Italy?

Nazism embraced virulent and open racism and anti-semitism

What about the NSDAP appealed most to the average German?

Promise to bring Germany out of depression through strength

What did the Dawes Plan do to help stabilize the German economy?

American Banks loaned Germany $200 million

What did Neville Chamberlain hope to accomplish during the Munich Conference?

Lasting peace by giving in to Hitler's demands

How did Mussolini NOT conquer Ethiopia?

Ethiopia asked to join the Italian empire

In 1923, a loaf of bread cost 200 billion marks. What caused this hyperinflation?

Germany printed more money to get out of debt.

In 1939, what happened between Nazi Germany and the Communist Soviet Union?

Signed a nonaggression pact to leave each other alone

Francisco Franco was the leader of which side of the Spanish Civil War?

As an army general, he was for a fascist style dictatorship

What was Britain and France's response to Germany invading the demilitarized Rhineland?

Appeasement- they did nothing to maintain peace

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1
How does Hitler become Chancellor, or leader of the Reichstag?
Hindenburg is convinced to appoint Hitler
The Reichstag, with a Nazi majority, overrules Hindenburg
Hitler defeats Hindenburg in the election of 1932
Hitler initiates a successful coup d'etat
2
What separated Nazism as seen in Hitler's Germany from Fascism as seen in Mussolini's Italy?
Nazism embraced virulent and open racism and anti-semitism
Economic functions are controlled by the state in Fascism
Fascism allowed for multiple parties to coexist
Nazism placed more emphasis on having a charismatic leader
3
What about the NSDAP appealed most to the average German?
Promise to bring Germany out of depression through strength
Mission to destroy Great Britain and France
Pure-blood Aryanism
Proposal to continue the practices of the Weimar Republic
4
The alliance between Germany, Italy, and Japan would become known as the
Allied Powers
Central Powers
Fifth Coalition
Axis Powers
5
What did the Dawes Plan do to help stabilize the German economy?
France and Great Britain decided to forgive Germany's debt
American Banks loaned Germany $200 million
Germany decided to switch to gold currency
Germany printed more money until the economy fixed itself
6
TRUE or FALSE: The Stock Market Crash of 1929 was the only cause of the Great Depression in US
True
False
7
Look at the painting. It depicts a battle that took place during which conflict?
Italy's Invasion of Ethiopia
Spanish Civil War
Japan's Invasion of China
Chinese Civil War
8
Hitler's main method for achieving Lebensraum was to
Conquer other countries
Form a secret police
Paint the Jews as scapegoats
Indoctrinate Germany's youths
9
What did Neville Chamberlain hope to accomplish during the Munich Conference?
Lasting peace by giving in to Hitler's demands
Advocate for the Czechs on behalf of the League of Nations
Form an alliance between Great Britain and Germany
Immediate War
10
How did Mussolini NOT conquer Ethiopia?
Superior military technology
Ethiopia asked to join the Italian empire
Britain allowed them to pass through the Suez Canal
Mussolini was more motivated from Italy's defeat in 1890s
11
In 1923, a loaf of bread cost 200 billion marks. What caused this hyperinflation?
Nobody wanted to buy bread anymore
Germany printed less money to escape their debt
There was a shortage in bread production
Germany printed more money to get out of debt.
12
Fascism is best defined as a system of government which emphasizes
Internationalism
Ultra-Nationalism
Free Democratic Elections
No Private ownership over anything
13
What was the FIRST direct threat to the authority of the League of Nations?
Mussolini's Invasion of Ethiopia
Hitler's remilitarization of the Rhineland
Japan's invasion of China
Japan's invasion of Manchuria
14
During the 1930s, the US restricted their involvement in Europe. These policies fall under...
Neo-Liberalism
Capitalism
Interventionism
Isolationism
15
In 1939, what happened between Nazi Germany and the Communist Soviet Union?
Stalin vowed to thwart Hitler's attempts to conquer Europe
Declared war on each other to determine the best ideology
Signed a nonaggression pact to leave each other alone
They became allies, agreeing to trade economic goods
16
Which political party in Germany advocated mostly for the working class?
SPD
Center Party
NSDAP
KPD
17
President Roosevelt's New Deal introduced all of the following programs except
Works Progress Administration
Medicare
Social Security
Civilian Conservation Corps
18
The Weimar Republic was weakened by all of the following factors EXCEPT
The Reichstag had too many major and minor political parties
It was blamed for the humiliation caused by the war.
Germany had a weak democratic tradition
Laws were too easy to pass
19
Francisco Franco was the leader of which side of the Spanish Civil War?
As an army general, he was for a fascist style dictatorship
He supported the Republicans; asked the Soviet Union for aid
20
While in jail, Adolf Hitler wrote Mein Kampf. What does this translate to in English?
Living Space
My Country
My Conflict
My Struggle
21
What was Britain and France's response to Germany invading the demilitarized Rhineland?
Appeasement- they did nothing to maintain peace
They declared war on Germany immediately
They mobilized their armies just in case
22
This rampage saw Nazi mobs smash Jewish-owned businesses, homes, and synagogues.
Heimtückegesetz
The Röhm Putsch
Lebensraum
Kristallnacht

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