The Nazis got into power and introduced an Enabling Act in March 1933. What did this act do?

Gave Hitler gave almost complete control

What happened to schools after the Nazis gained power?

97% of teachers became members of the Nazis Teachers’ assoc

What did German people think of the World War I film ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ in 1930?

They believed it denigrated the German war effort

What was the purpose of the Degenerate Art exhibition?

To show the German people unacceptable art

Why were the creation of Cabarets so significant in Weimar Germany?

Exploration of different sexualities

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1
Which School of Philosophy included Erich Fromm and Herbert Marcuse?
Bavarian
Frankfurt
Munich
Berlin
2
The Nazis got into power and introduced an Enabling Act in March 1933. What did this act do?
Enabled them to invade other countries
Removed the citizenship of Travellers
Invoked martial law
Gave Hitler gave almost complete control
3
What is the Weimar Republic known for?
Flourishing culture
Sporting Endeavours
Militaristic posturing
Colonial inclinations
4
What happened to schools after the Nazis gained power?
47% of teachers became members of the Nazis Teachers’ assoc
Girls were banned from getting an education
97% of teachers became members of the Nazis Teachers’ assoc
School curriculum became specific to the regions
5
Which political party gained power in Germany in 1919?
Social Democratic Party
Kadets
Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei
Zentrum
6
What was the attitude of most German people to the beginning of World War I?
Rejoiced
Saddened
Depressed
Angered
7
What did the Bauhaus movement want to unite?
Music and Science
Art and Dance
Science and Technology
Art and Technology
8
Which 1920 event attempted to overthrow the Weimar government?
Freikorps Putsch
Kapp Putsch
Lebensraum Putsch
Lochner Putsch
9
Who directed the 1927 film Metropolis?
Fritz Lang
Robert Wiene
Leni Riefenstahl
F. W. Murnau
10
What did German people think of the World War I film ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ in 1930?
They believed it denigrated the German war effort
They saw it as a message of hope
They loved that people saw their struggle
Many were depressed at suddenly seeing what their men faced
11
What was the purpose of the Degenerate Art exhibition?
To celebrate Jewish artists
To show the German people unacceptable art
To show Jewish people what unacceptable art was
To celebrate German artists
12
The Spartacist League attempted to take power in 1919. What were their political views?
Imperialist
Fascist
Democratic
Communist
13
Why were the creation of Cabarets so significant in Weimar Germany?
Included an emphasis on imperialist attitudes
Development of movie techniques
Exploration of different sexualities
Emphasised the superiority of the German race
14
What age did you have to be to vote in Germany in 1919?
Only men over 21
20
21
18
15
What German art movement was popularised during the Weimar Republic?
Expressionism
Surrealism
Baroque
Art Deco
16
Who filmed the 1934 Nuremberg Rally as the film ‘Triumph of the Will’?
Fritz Lang
Robert Wiene
F. W. Murnau
Leni Riefenstahl

Chapter 5 Review Flashcards | StudBud

Chapter 5 Review

16 termsStudBud Administration63 plays

20c

Flashcards16 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 16

Answers

1
Which School of Philosophy included Erich Fromm and Herbert Marcuse?
Bavarian
Frankfurt
Munich
Berlin
2
The Nazis got into power and introduced an Enabling Act in March 1933. What did this act do?
Enabled them to invade other countries
Removed the citizenship of Travellers
Invoked martial law
Gave Hitler gave almost complete control
3
What is the Weimar Republic known for?
Flourishing culture
Sporting Endeavours
Militaristic posturing
Colonial inclinations
4
What happened to schools after the Nazis gained power?
47% of teachers became members of the Nazis Teachers’ assoc
Girls were banned from getting an education
97% of teachers became members of the Nazis Teachers’ assoc
School curriculum became specific to the regions
5
Which political party gained power in Germany in 1919?
Social Democratic Party
Kadets
Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei
Zentrum
6
What was the attitude of most German people to the beginning of World War I?
Rejoiced
Saddened
Depressed
Angered
7
What did the Bauhaus movement want to unite?
Music and Science
Art and Dance
Science and Technology
Art and Technology
8
Which 1920 event attempted to overthrow the Weimar government?
Freikorps Putsch
Kapp Putsch
Lebensraum Putsch
Lochner Putsch
9
Who directed the 1927 film Metropolis?
Fritz Lang
Robert Wiene
Leni Riefenstahl
F. W. Murnau
10
What did German people think of the World War I film ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ in 1930?
They believed it denigrated the German war effort
They saw it as a message of hope
They loved that people saw their struggle
Many were depressed at suddenly seeing what their men faced
11
What was the purpose of the Degenerate Art exhibition?
To celebrate Jewish artists
To show the German people unacceptable art
To show Jewish people what unacceptable art was
To celebrate German artists
12
The Spartacist League attempted to take power in 1919. What were their political views?
Imperialist
Fascist
Democratic
Communist
13
Why were the creation of Cabarets so significant in Weimar Germany?
Included an emphasis on imperialist attitudes
Development of movie techniques
Exploration of different sexualities
Emphasised the superiority of the German race
14
What age did you have to be to vote in Germany in 1919?
Only men over 21
20
21
18
15
What German art movement was popularised during the Weimar Republic?
Expressionism
Surrealism
Baroque
Art Deco
16
Who filmed the 1934 Nuremberg Rally as the film ‘Triumph of the Will’?
Fritz Lang
Robert Wiene
F. W. Murnau
Leni Riefenstahl