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An IB History Paper 2 review covering both right-wing and left wing authoritarian states.
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Which of the following did President Hindenburg factor most heavily?
The political weakness of the Wiemar Republic.
The anti-Semiticism in the Wiemar Republic.
The signing and weakness of the Treaty of Versailles.
The Great Depression in Germany.
3
Which of these was an intra-state propaganda tool used by Hitler to gain and consolidate power?
Hitler Youth.
Exaggeration of Germany's economic problems.
The SA.
The Spartacus League.
4
Which of the following was important to Hitler's rise in popularity?
The Beer Hall Putsch.
The Enabling Act.
The Night of Long Knives.
The Reichstag Fire.
5
When did Hitler first try to take over Austria?
1928
1939
1934
1936
6
What was the official name for the Nazi party?
NSDAP
DNVP
The Grand Coalition
Fuhrerprinzip
7
Which of the following was an effect to the opposition that came from the Reichstag Fire?
The removal of all Communists from parliamentary positions.
The removal of Kurt von Schleicher from the chancellery.
The removal of Jews from all parliamentary positions.
The removal of Franz von Papen from the chancellery.
8
What role did Mein Kampf play in Hitler's rise?
Very great, because it clearly outlined his future goals.
Very great, because it read well and was widely sold.
Very little- it was only widely "read" after his rise.
Very little, because he was already popular.
9
What was the treaty signed by Britain, France and Germany that gave Germany the Sudetenland?
The Treaty of Versailles.
The Munich Agreement.
The Tripartite Agreement.
The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact.
10
In Hitler's consolidation of power, which was the most politically significant?
The Enabling Act.
The Ruhr Crisis.
The creation of the SS.
The election of 1932.
11
Which of the following was an important factor in Hitler's rise directly caused by WWI?
The Great Depression.
The rise of Mussolini.
Reparations.
The breakup of the Ottoman Empire.
12
Given that this picture was created from 1930-1932, which was its most likely intent?
To promote Hitler and the Nazis' popularity to gain power.
As propaganda to consolidate his power.
To promote the build-up of Germany's military.
As anti-Semantic propaganda.
13
What was the most significant political effect of the Ruhr Crisis in regards to Hitler's rise?
The increased influence of American banking in Germany.
The Wiemar Republic's loss of legitimacy; hyperinflation.
The creation of a German hatred towards the French.
The rise of the communist party.
14
How did Hitler become dictator of Germany following his appointment as chancellor?
He poisoned Hindenburg and assumed the presidency.
Hindenburg died of lung cancer so Hitler merged the offices.
Hindenburg appointed Hitler dictator a day before his death.
The SS assassinated Hindenburg and he merged the offices.
15
Which parties did the Night of the Long Knives purge?
The SS.
Some political enemies.
The SA.
German Jews.
16
What was the role of the SA in the rise of Hitler?
Terrorizing communists.
Print money for the party.
Protecting party meetings.
Rig elections.
17
Which of the following is a common factor in the emergence of authoritarian states?
Long-term economic problems.
A weak existing political structure.
A general lack of education systems.
A persecuted minority.
18
Which ideological idea gave Hitler the most support among the middle class?
His idea of conquering Lebensraum.
His rejection of the Treaty of Versailles.
His antisemitism.
His anti-communist stance.
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What major antisemitic laws were passed in 1935?
The Nuremburg Laws.
The Silencing Acts.
The Enabling Act.
