Hitler’s Rise to Power (Junior Cert History): Flashcards

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When was the Treaty of Versailles signed?

1919

Effects of Treaty of Versailles on Germany

Blamed for WWI, huge reparations, economic problems, resentment

When did Germany experience hyperinflation?

Early 1920s

When did the Great Depression hit Germany?

1929

What was the Weimar Republic?

Germany's new democratic government after WWI

Weimar Republic's reputation

Weak, unstable, unable to solve problems

Hitler's speaking ability

Charismatic speaker who convinced people he could solve Germany's problems

Definition of propaganda

Biased/misleading information to promote a political cause

Who did the Nazis scapegoat?

Jews, communists, Treaty of Versailles

What was the SA (Brownshirts)?

Nazi paramilitary org using violence & intimidation

When was the Enabling Act passed?

March 1933

What did the Enabling Act do?

Gave Hitler power to make laws without Reichstag

When was the Reichstag Fire?

February 1933

When was Hitler appointed Chancellor?

January 1933

When did Nazis gain control of Germany?

By end of 1933

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