Strength Through Joy - a programme of rewards

What were the Gestapo's powers?

Could arrest citizens & send them to concentration camps

What happened to the leaders of the Spartacists?

Murdered by Friekorps and bodies thrown in river

Which of the following was NOT an argument FOR appeasement?

It allowed Hitler to increase his strength and power.

What was the problem with the loans from America?

They were given on a short term basis

What was an impact of the Reichstag Fire?

Hindenburg declared a state of emergency, Thousands of Communists were imprisoned

Who led the Spartacist Uprising?

Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg

Name an impact of the Night of the Long Knives.

The best of the S.A. became members of the SS., 400 people died.

Which buildings did the Spartacists capture?

The Telegraph Office, The Newspaper Office

How did the Police and Courts help the Nazi dictatorship?

Gave political opponents unfair trials, Ignored crimes committed by Nazis

What were positive economic results of the Young Plan?

The time to pay the reparations was extended to 1988, The reparation fine was lowered to £2.2 billion

How did Hitler persuade the Reichstag to pass the Enabling Act?

The SA threatened Reichstag members., The Reichstag's 81 Communist members were banned

What was an impact of the Enabling Act?

He banned other political parties., Thousands of Trade Union officials were arrested., Trade Union's were banned., Democracy and the Weimar Republic was destroyed.

What ended the Kapp Putsch?

The govt called a general strike

How was Theatre, Art and Music controlled?

Traditional music encouraged and Jazz & blues banned

What was the 'Mefo bill' credit system?

A way to secretly finance rearmament

How did Goebbels control films?

Ensured they all fitted the Nazi ideas

The SS members were...

Very loyal to Hitler especially after removing the SA (1934), Responsible for destroying opposition to Nazism.

How did Goering justify the killings?

Claimed Von Papen was planning a revolution., They were in Germany's best interests.

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1
What was the KDF?
German Labour Front - workers' organisation
Arms not Butter - an economic slogan
Strength Through Joy - a programme of rewards
Hitler Youth - movement for young people
2
Which of the following was NOT one of Hitler's foreign policy aims?
To make Germany a Great Power again
Unite German speaking people
To write Mein Kampf
To gain territory
3
What were the Gestapo's powers?
They shut down Jewish companies
Could arrest citizens & send them to concentration camps
They were put in charge of 'Strength through Joy'
They were responsible for carrying out the Final Solution
4
What happened to the leaders of the Spartacists?
Given parts in Weimar TV series Game of Throwns
Caught and thrown to the lions
Arrested and thrown in prison
Murdered by Friekorps and bodies thrown in river
5
How often is the President elected under the Weimar Constitution?
7 years
2 years
4 years
5 years
6
What was the name of the new currency Stresemann introduced?
The Stehenmark
The Rentenmark
The Bundesmark
The Euro
7
When did the Spartacist Upising take place?
Jan 1919
Jan 1920
Jan 1921
Jan 1991
8
What happened in October 1929 that saw the recovery Collapse?
Hitler came in to power
The Wall Street Crash
Hyperinflation
The Night of Long Knives
9
How did Stresemann encourage the French and Belgians to leave the Ruhr?
He began repaying reparations
By begging and pleading with them
He made America tell them to leave
By force - he attacked them with German troops
10
Which of the following was NOT an argument FOR appeasement?
Britain could not afford rearmament.
Germany had genuine grievances.
It allowed Hitler to increase his strength and power.
Britain feared the communist USSR.
11
What was the problem with the loans from America?
Many Germans were angry because they didn't want help
They were given on a short term basis
They were given on a long term basis
They were in dollars not marks
12
How long did it take to end the Spartacist Uprising?
4 weeks
4 days
4 months
4 years
13
What was an impact of the Reichstag Fire?
The Nazi's got an overall majority in the Reichstag
Hindenburg declared a state of emergency
Hitler became more popular
Thousands of Communists were imprisoned
14
Who was allowed to vote in Germany from 1919?
Men and Women aged 20+
Only Men over the age of 21
Men over 21 and Women over 30
Men and Women over the age of 18
15
When did the Kapp Putsch take place?
March 1920
Jan 1919
Jan 1933
Nov 1929
16
What was the name of Schacht's economic plan?
Hitler Plan
New Plan
Four Year Plan
Five Year Plan
17
When did the Night of the Long Knives take place?
30 June 1933
30 June 1934
30 July 1934
30 July 1933
18
What word describes a country producing every resource it needs?
Anarchy
Autarky
Patriarchy
Oligarchy
19
Who led the Spartacist Uprising?
Wolfgang Kapp
Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg
Friedrich Ebert
Adolf Hitler
20
Name an impact of the Night of the Long Knives.
The best of the S.A. became members of the SS.
400 people died.
Ernst Rohm became more popular.
Hitler became President.
21
Which of the following was NOT a consequence of Hitler's takeover of Czechoslovakia?
Britain invaded Germany.
Hitler strengthened his relationship with Mussolini.
It was the end of appeasement.
Conscription was introduced in Britain.
22
Which buildings did the Spartacists capture?
The Reichstag
The Post Office
The Telegraph Office
The Newspaper Office
23
What is a plebiscite?
An economic sanction
A revolt
A flavour of ice cream
A public vote
24
How many men were Germany allowed in their army after the TOV?
125,000
10,000
100,000
50,000
25
How did the Police and Courts help the Nazi dictatorship?
Gave political opponents unfair trials
They executed members of the Jury who disagreed with them
They bribed the Jury
Ignored crimes committed by Nazis
26
What were positive economic results of the Young Plan?
The time to pay the reparations was extended to 1988
The borders agreed at Versailles were accepted
The reparation fine was lowered to £2.2 billion
USa loaned more money to further boost the economy
27
What book did Hitler write in prison?
Mein Kampf
Mein Handy
Mein Gun
Mein Party
28
How did Hitler persuade the Reichstag to pass the Enabling Act?
The SA threatened Reichstag members.
He gave an impressive speech.
There was no opposition
The Reichstag's 81 Communist members were banned
29
Which of these did the KdF movement NOT provide?
New homes
Theatre tickets
Cars
Holidays
30
When did the Munich Putsch happen?
October 1929
September 1933
November 1923
September 1923
31
What was an impact of the Enabling Act?
He banned other political parties.
Thousands of Trade Union officials were arrested.
Trade Union's were banned.
Democracy and the Weimar Republic was destroyed.
32
Who did Hitler want to copy in order for him to be a leader?
Winston Churchill
Mussolini
Gustav Stresemann
Wolfgang Kapp
33
Who were the Spartacists?
The Freikorps
The Social Democrats
The Nazis
The Communists
34
Who was the Minister of propaganda?
Himmler
Ley
Goebbels
Hitler
35
Who was in charge of the Kapp Putsch?
Wolfgang Kapp
Rosa Luxemburg
Ebert
Adolf Hitler
36
What did Goebbels do about foreign newspapers?
Completely banned them
Fined anyone who bought one
37
What ended the Kapp Putsch?
The Freikorps gave up
The govt called a general strike
The people fought them
The govt fought them
38
How did Stresemann stop hyperinflation?
Cancelled the reparation fine
Built up the army
Introduced a new currency
Encouraged everyone to change prices back to 1919 prices
39
Which article enabled the President to rule by decree without parliament?
1
22
41
48
40
How was Theatre, Art and Music controlled?
Traditional music encouraged and Jazz & blues banned
Art was produced if it contained Hitlers favorite colours
Goebbels put on plays, glorifying the idea of a new war
41
What was the 'Mefo bill' credit system?
A way to take over Jewish property
A way to ensure Germany achieved autarky
A way to save up for a VW car
A way to secretly finance rearmament
42
Who were the Gestapo?
The secret state police
A group of Jews who fought against Hitler
The Judges in courts who sent political opponents to prison
Hitler's private army
43
When does Hindenburg die? How old was he?
2 August 1933 aged 78.
2 December 1935 aged 86.
2 December 1934 aged 87.
2 August 1934 aged 87.
44
What happened on 27th February 1933?
The Reichstag fire
Kristallnacht
The night of the long knives
Hitler becomes Chancellor
45
How did Goebbels control films?
Made sure that only men could watch them
Ensured they all fitted the Nazi ideas
Before-hand, he only showed adverts that promoted the Nazis
Added his own propaganda speech at the end of all films
46
Which had the most power?
Reichstag
Reichsrat
47
How many different parties were represented in the Reichstag?
45
35
40
30
48
When did Hitler become Chancellor?
October 1933
January 1933
July 1930
He never did
49
Who was arrested for starting the fire?
Ernst Rohm
Marinus van der Lubbe
Gustav Stresemann
Josef Goebbles
50
The SS members were...
Very loyal to Hitler especially after removing the SA (1934)
Responsible for destroying opposition to Nazism.
Extremely religious and followed 'thou shall not kill'.
In control of the judges, magistrates and the courts.
51
How did Goering justify the killings?
Claimed this was all legal.
Claimed Von Papen was planning a revolution.
They were in Germany's best interests.
Claimed Rohm was planning a revolution.
52
What was the main aim of the Four Year Plan?
To make Germany ready for war
To achieve autarky
To produce synthetic materials
To eliminate unemployment completely
53
What roles did Hitler claim upon the death of Hindenburg?
President an Commander-in-chief.
Chancellor only.
President only.
Chancellor, President and Commander-in-chief.
54
Why did most public spaces get speakers?
To play Jazz music constantly
To play traditional German music constantly
So everyone could hear government announcements and speeches
For decoration
55
Who refused to help the govt stop the Kapp Putsch?
The people
Hitler
The Reichstag
The army
56
What was the Enabling Act?
Hitler could appoint his own officials.
Hitler no longer needed the Reichstag's approval on laws.
Gave Hitler unlimited power.
The S.A. would become the official police force.
57
Considered to be the harshest term, what was Article 231 also known as?
No Military Aircraft
De-militarised Rhineland
War Guilt Clause
Reparations Bill
58
The Sudetenland was part of which country?
Austria
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Poland
59
Who was in charge of the SS?
Himmler
Drexler
Goebbels
Rohm
60
When were the Stresemann Years?
1983-2000
1924-1929
1934-39
1918-1929
61
Who was Chancellor of Austria in 1938?
Mussolini
Schuschnigg
Dollfuss
Seyss-Inquart
62
What group did Kapp use to try and seize power?
The stormtroopers
The brownshirts
The Freikorps
The army
63
Who was the Reich Minister for Economics from 1934?
Goebbels
Schacht
Hitler
Goering
64
How much was the loan from the Dawes Plan of 1924?
800 million dollars
800 million marks
800 marks
8 million pounds
65
When was the Constitution finalised?
September 1919
October 1919
July 1919
August 1919
66
What did France and Britain do to oppose German rearmament?
Build more ships.
Invade Germany
Formed the Stresa Front
Give money to Poland.
67
What year was the Locarno Treaty signed?
1929
1926
1925
1924
68
What percentage of land and iron production did Germany lose?
13% land 60% Iron
20% land 80% Iron
20% land 50% Iron
13% land 48% Iron
69
How did Goebbels control books?
Stopped all religious books from being bought
Made sure women only bought pregnancy/cleaning related books
Books that didn't agree with Nazis were burnt
Banned 2500 anti-Nazi writers
70
Did high unemployment help the Nazis to gain votes?
No
Yes
71
Why did the Night of the Long Knives happen?
The SS were growing too powerful.
The SS was bored.
Hitler wanted to remove possible political opposition.
If the SA was destroyed the German army would support Hitler
72
Who was the leader of France at Versailles
George Clemenceau
Jorge Clemencesc
George Clementine
George Clements
73
In what year was the Nazi-Soviet Pact signed?
1940
1939
1937
1938

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Questions 73

Answers

1
What was the KDF?
German Labour Front - workers' organisation
Arms not Butter - an economic slogan
Strength Through Joy - a programme of rewards
Hitler Youth - movement for young people
2
Which of the following was NOT one of Hitler's foreign policy aims?
To make Germany a Great Power again
Unite German speaking people
To write Mein Kampf
To gain territory
3
What were the Gestapo's powers?
They shut down Jewish companies
Could arrest citizens & send them to concentration camps
They were put in charge of 'Strength through Joy'
They were responsible for carrying out the Final Solution
4
What happened to the leaders of the Spartacists?
Given parts in Weimar TV series Game of Throwns
Caught and thrown to the lions
Arrested and thrown in prison
Murdered by Friekorps and bodies thrown in river
5
How often is the President elected under the Weimar Constitution?
7 years
2 years
4 years
5 years
6
What was the name of the new currency Stresemann introduced?
The Stehenmark
The Rentenmark
The Bundesmark
The Euro
7
When did the Spartacist Upising take place?
Jan 1919
Jan 1920
Jan 1921
Jan 1991
8
What happened in October 1929 that saw the recovery Collapse?
Hitler came in to power
The Wall Street Crash
Hyperinflation
The Night of Long Knives
9
How did Stresemann encourage the French and Belgians to leave the Ruhr?
He began repaying reparations
By begging and pleading with them
He made America tell them to leave
By force - he attacked them with German troops
10
Which of the following was NOT an argument FOR appeasement?
Britain could not afford rearmament.
Germany had genuine grievances.
It allowed Hitler to increase his strength and power.
Britain feared the communist USSR.
11
What was the problem with the loans from America?
Many Germans were angry because they didn't want help
They were given on a short term basis
They were given on a long term basis
They were in dollars not marks
12
How long did it take to end the Spartacist Uprising?
4 weeks
4 days
4 months
4 years
13
What was an impact of the Reichstag Fire?
The Nazi's got an overall majority in the Reichstag
Hindenburg declared a state of emergency
Hitler became more popular
Thousands of Communists were imprisoned
14
Who was allowed to vote in Germany from 1919?
Men and Women aged 20+
Only Men over the age of 21
Men over 21 and Women over 30
Men and Women over the age of 18
15
When did the Kapp Putsch take place?
March 1920
Jan 1919
Jan 1933
Nov 1929
16
What was the name of Schacht's economic plan?
Hitler Plan
New Plan
Four Year Plan
Five Year Plan
17
When did the Night of the Long Knives take place?
30 June 1933
30 June 1934
30 July 1934
30 July 1933
18
What word describes a country producing every resource it needs?
Anarchy
Autarky
Patriarchy
Oligarchy
19
Who led the Spartacist Uprising?
Wolfgang Kapp
Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg
Friedrich Ebert
Adolf Hitler
20
Name an impact of the Night of the Long Knives.
The best of the S.A. became members of the SS.
400 people died.
Ernst Rohm became more popular.
Hitler became President.
21
Which of the following was NOT a consequence of Hitler's takeover of Czechoslovakia?
Britain invaded Germany.
Hitler strengthened his relationship with Mussolini.
It was the end of appeasement.
Conscription was introduced in Britain.
22
Which buildings did the Spartacists capture?
The Reichstag
The Post Office
The Telegraph Office
The Newspaper Office
23
What is a plebiscite?
An economic sanction
A revolt
A flavour of ice cream
A public vote
24
How many men were Germany allowed in their army after the TOV?
125,000
10,000
100,000
50,000
25
How did the Police and Courts help the Nazi dictatorship?
Gave political opponents unfair trials
They executed members of the Jury who disagreed with them
They bribed the Jury
Ignored crimes committed by Nazis
26
What were positive economic results of the Young Plan?
The time to pay the reparations was extended to 1988
The borders agreed at Versailles were accepted
The reparation fine was lowered to £2.2 billion
USa loaned more money to further boost the economy
27
What book did Hitler write in prison?
Mein Kampf
Mein Handy
Mein Gun
Mein Party
28
How did Hitler persuade the Reichstag to pass the Enabling Act?
The SA threatened Reichstag members.
He gave an impressive speech.
There was no opposition
The Reichstag's 81 Communist members were banned
29
Which of these did the KdF movement NOT provide?
New homes
Theatre tickets
Cars
Holidays
30
When did the Munich Putsch happen?
October 1929
September 1933
November 1923
September 1923
31
What was an impact of the Enabling Act?
He banned other political parties.
Thousands of Trade Union officials were arrested.
Trade Union's were banned.
Democracy and the Weimar Republic was destroyed.
32
Who did Hitler want to copy in order for him to be a leader?
Winston Churchill
Mussolini
Gustav Stresemann
Wolfgang Kapp
33
Who were the Spartacists?
The Freikorps
The Social Democrats
The Nazis
The Communists
34
Who was the Minister of propaganda?
Himmler
Ley
Goebbels
Hitler
35
Who was in charge of the Kapp Putsch?
Wolfgang Kapp
Rosa Luxemburg
Ebert
Adolf Hitler
36
What did Goebbels do about foreign newspapers?
Completely banned them
Fined anyone who bought one
37
What ended the Kapp Putsch?
The Freikorps gave up
The govt called a general strike
The people fought them
The govt fought them
38
How did Stresemann stop hyperinflation?
Cancelled the reparation fine
Built up the army
Introduced a new currency
Encouraged everyone to change prices back to 1919 prices
39
Which article enabled the President to rule by decree without parliament?
1
22
41
48
40
How was Theatre, Art and Music controlled?
Traditional music encouraged and Jazz & blues banned
Art was produced if it contained Hitlers favorite colours
Goebbels put on plays, glorifying the idea of a new war
41
What was the 'Mefo bill' credit system?
A way to take over Jewish property
A way to ensure Germany achieved autarky
A way to save up for a VW car
A way to secretly finance rearmament
42
Who were the Gestapo?
The secret state police
A group of Jews who fought against Hitler
The Judges in courts who sent political opponents to prison
Hitler's private army
43
When does Hindenburg die? How old was he?
2 August 1933 aged 78.
2 December 1935 aged 86.
2 December 1934 aged 87.
2 August 1934 aged 87.
44
What happened on 27th February 1933?
The Reichstag fire
Kristallnacht
The night of the long knives
Hitler becomes Chancellor
45
How did Goebbels control films?
Made sure that only men could watch them
Ensured they all fitted the Nazi ideas
Before-hand, he only showed adverts that promoted the Nazis
Added his own propaganda speech at the end of all films
46
Which had the most power?
Reichstag
Reichsrat
47
How many different parties were represented in the Reichstag?
45
35
40
30
48
When did Hitler become Chancellor?
October 1933
January 1933
July 1930
He never did
49
Who was arrested for starting the fire?
Ernst Rohm
Marinus van der Lubbe
Gustav Stresemann
Josef Goebbles
50
The SS members were...
Very loyal to Hitler especially after removing the SA (1934)
Responsible for destroying opposition to Nazism.
Extremely religious and followed 'thou shall not kill'.
In control of the judges, magistrates and the courts.
51
How did Goering justify the killings?
Claimed this was all legal.
Claimed Von Papen was planning a revolution.
They were in Germany's best interests.
Claimed Rohm was planning a revolution.
52
What was the main aim of the Four Year Plan?
To make Germany ready for war
To achieve autarky
To produce synthetic materials
To eliminate unemployment completely
53
What roles did Hitler claim upon the death of Hindenburg?
President an Commander-in-chief.
Chancellor only.
President only.
Chancellor, President and Commander-in-chief.
54
Why did most public spaces get speakers?
To play Jazz music constantly
To play traditional German music constantly
So everyone could hear government announcements and speeches
For decoration
55
Who refused to help the govt stop the Kapp Putsch?
The people
Hitler
The Reichstag
The army
56
What was the Enabling Act?
Hitler could appoint his own officials.
Hitler no longer needed the Reichstag's approval on laws.
Gave Hitler unlimited power.
The S.A. would become the official police force.
57
Considered to be the harshest term, what was Article 231 also known as?
No Military Aircraft
De-militarised Rhineland
War Guilt Clause
Reparations Bill
58
The Sudetenland was part of which country?
Austria
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Poland
59
Who was in charge of the SS?
Himmler
Drexler
Goebbels
Rohm
60
When were the Stresemann Years?
1983-2000
1924-1929
1934-39
1918-1929
61
Who was Chancellor of Austria in 1938?
Mussolini
Schuschnigg
Dollfuss
Seyss-Inquart
62
What group did Kapp use to try and seize power?
The stormtroopers
The brownshirts
The Freikorps
The army
63
Who was the Reich Minister for Economics from 1934?
Goebbels
Schacht
Hitler
Goering
64
How much was the loan from the Dawes Plan of 1924?
800 million dollars
800 million marks
800 marks
8 million pounds
65
When was the Constitution finalised?
September 1919
October 1919
July 1919
August 1919
66
What did France and Britain do to oppose German rearmament?
Build more ships.
Invade Germany
Formed the Stresa Front
Give money to Poland.
67
What year was the Locarno Treaty signed?
1929
1926
1925
1924
68
What percentage of land and iron production did Germany lose?
13% land 60% Iron
20% land 80% Iron
20% land 50% Iron
13% land 48% Iron
69
How did Goebbels control books?
Stopped all religious books from being bought
Made sure women only bought pregnancy/cleaning related books
Books that didn't agree with Nazis were burnt
Banned 2500 anti-Nazi writers
70
Did high unemployment help the Nazis to gain votes?
No
Yes
71
Why did the Night of the Long Knives happen?
The SS were growing too powerful.
The SS was bored.
Hitler wanted to remove possible political opposition.
If the SA was destroyed the German army would support Hitler
72
Who was the leader of France at Versailles
George Clemenceau
Jorge Clemencesc
George Clementine
George Clements
73
In what year was the Nazi-Soviet Pact signed?
1940
1939
1937
1938