Student Resources for `Maestro` Against the backdrop of Darwin
... after the Treaty of Versailles, which banned a union between Austria and Germany in a effort to weaken Germany’s power base. In 1938 a Nazi government was established in Austria by Hitler and once again Austria became part of Germany, though it was said to be an anschluss or union with Germany. Kell ...
... after the Treaty of Versailles, which banned a union between Austria and Germany in a effort to weaken Germany’s power base. In 1938 a Nazi government was established in Austria by Hitler and once again Austria became part of Germany, though it was said to be an anschluss or union with Germany. Kell ...
Independence High School Global History Regents Mr. Wisell Unit 3
... land. The Slavic peoples could be used as slave labor to build the Third Reich, an Aryan racial state that Hitler thought would dominate Europe for a thousand years. The First Steps and New Alliances After World War I, the Treaty of Versailles had limited Germany’s military power. As chancellor, Hit ...
... land. The Slavic peoples could be used as slave labor to build the Third Reich, an Aryan racial state that Hitler thought would dominate Europe for a thousand years. The First Steps and New Alliances After World War I, the Treaty of Versailles had limited Germany’s military power. As chancellor, Hit ...
16_1 Hitler_s Lightning War
... • Blitzkrieg: Germany’s military strategy (“lightining war”) • Charles de Gaulle: French general whom after France fell fled to London to set up a government-in-exile which was comitted to reconquering France • Winston Churchill: British prime minister who declares that Great Britain will never give ...
... • Blitzkrieg: Germany’s military strategy (“lightining war”) • Charles de Gaulle: French general whom after France fell fled to London to set up a government-in-exile which was comitted to reconquering France • Winston Churchill: British prime minister who declares that Great Britain will never give ...
Adolf Hitler Rise to Power Overall Purpose
... bombing of Britain and launch an attack against Russia. He betrayed Stalin and ignored the promises he had made. This was a bold move that would prove to be an important turning point in the War. Germany lost 95% of their troops from 41-44 in this secret mission ...
... bombing of Britain and launch an attack against Russia. He betrayed Stalin and ignored the promises he had made. This was a bold move that would prove to be an important turning point in the War. Germany lost 95% of their troops from 41-44 in this secret mission ...
rise of the dictators
... weak to deal with problems 1919 – Adolf Hitler joins the National Socialist German Worker’s Party (Nazis) 1920 – Hitler is the leader of the Nazis ...
... weak to deal with problems 1919 – Adolf Hitler joins the National Socialist German Worker’s Party (Nazis) 1920 – Hitler is the leader of the Nazis ...
The Rise of Dictators 1919-1939
... weak to deal with problems 1919 – Adolf Hitler joins the National Socialist German Worker’s Party (Nazis) 1920 – Hitler is the leader of the Nazis ...
... weak to deal with problems 1919 – Adolf Hitler joins the National Socialist German Worker’s Party (Nazis) 1920 – Hitler is the leader of the Nazis ...
16_1
... Anticipatory Set Discuss the following questions with your neighbor: • What circumstances would lead you to support or oppose your country’s participation in a war? • How are civilians sometimes as much a part of a war effort as soldiers? ...
... Anticipatory Set Discuss the following questions with your neighbor: • What circumstances would lead you to support or oppose your country’s participation in a war? • How are civilians sometimes as much a part of a war effort as soldiers? ...
Hitler`s Aims - mrblacksclasses
... Britain and France got time to build up their armies Czechs lost vital resources & defenses Hitler was encouraged by France & Britain’s reluctance to go to war Stalin was very upset about being left out of the conference worried that Britain would do nothing to stop a German invasion of US ...
... Britain and France got time to build up their armies Czechs lost vital resources & defenses Hitler was encouraged by France & Britain’s reluctance to go to war Stalin was very upset about being left out of the conference worried that Britain would do nothing to stop a German invasion of US ...
Glossary - Richard Lander School
... Workers' Associations formed to protect workers' rights and improve their conditions – these were banned under the Nazis and replaced by the DAF ...
... Workers' Associations formed to protect workers' rights and improve their conditions – these were banned under the Nazis and replaced by the DAF ...
4. Nazi Germany - How the Nazis Consolidated
... The Night of the Long Knives In June 1934, Hitler ordered the SA to go on leave for the entire month. Hitler then ordered Himmler and Goering to eliminate the threat posed by the leaders of the SA. On 30 June, Himmler's SS and Goering's special police arrested and executed the leaders of the SA and ...
... The Night of the Long Knives In June 1934, Hitler ordered the SA to go on leave for the entire month. Hitler then ordered Himmler and Goering to eliminate the threat posed by the leaders of the SA. On 30 June, Himmler's SS and Goering's special police arrested and executed the leaders of the SA and ...
The Road to War: The Rise of Adolf Hitler
... Hitler’s Rise to Power In December of 1924 Hitler was released from prison. He continued to give speeches but the Nazi party slowly became less popular. It was not until 1930 that an event occurred which allowed Hitler to gain popularity amongst the German people. ...
... Hitler’s Rise to Power In December of 1924 Hitler was released from prison. He continued to give speeches but the Nazi party slowly became less popular. It was not until 1930 that an event occurred which allowed Hitler to gain popularity amongst the German people. ...
Document Based Question
... _______________________________________________________________________________________ In his opinion, what opportunities had been lost in the quest for peace? [ ] _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________ ...
... _______________________________________________________________________________________ In his opinion, what opportunities had been lost in the quest for peace? [ ] _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________ ...
Germany 1930s Why Hitler Came to Power Appeal of the Nazis
... Night of the Long Knives The SA [the Brownshirts] had battled Hitler’s enemies in the 1920s. They now wanted their reward. Ernst Rohm, their leader, wanted the SA to take over the army. The SA were also angry because Hitler seemed to be more interested in his new middle class allies—rather than the ...
... Night of the Long Knives The SA [the Brownshirts] had battled Hitler’s enemies in the 1920s. They now wanted their reward. Ernst Rohm, their leader, wanted the SA to take over the army. The SA were also angry because Hitler seemed to be more interested in his new middle class allies—rather than the ...
Evans Ch. 7 Nour - aise
... -Hitler’s style of decision-making encouraged disappearance of an ordered government. For example, it probably took 3-4 years for newly appointed ministers to meet Hitler. ...
... -Hitler’s style of decision-making encouraged disappearance of an ordered government. For example, it probably took 3-4 years for newly appointed ministers to meet Hitler. ...
weaknesses of weimar
... accepted the Treaty of Versailles (‘Diktat’, Article 231 War Guilt Clause) A: unpopular with the German people – Nazi Party AGAINST BOTH so helped them get support, Hitler refers to them constantly in speeches KU: A: ...
... accepted the Treaty of Versailles (‘Diktat’, Article 231 War Guilt Clause) A: unpopular with the German people – Nazi Party AGAINST BOTH so helped them get support, Hitler refers to them constantly in speeches KU: A: ...
The West Between the Wars
... Totalitarian- of or relating to a political regime based on subjugation of the individual to the state and strict control of all aspects of the life and productive capacity of the nation (often by coercive means such as censorship and terrorism) ...
... Totalitarian- of or relating to a political regime based on subjugation of the individual to the state and strict control of all aspects of the life and productive capacity of the nation (often by coercive means such as censorship and terrorism) ...
The Catholic Response to Nazism
... This teaching asserted that the Germans retained much Aryan blood and by modern Eugenic methods of selection, such as sterilisation, abortion, infanticide and euthanasia, hereditary defects, (i.e. bad traits) could be bread out of the German and similar Aryan European races. Hitler saw the Jewish r ...
... This teaching asserted that the Germans retained much Aryan blood and by modern Eugenic methods of selection, such as sterilisation, abortion, infanticide and euthanasia, hereditary defects, (i.e. bad traits) could be bread out of the German and similar Aryan European races. Hitler saw the Jewish r ...
Nazis in Power
... controlled what was said/ done in Germany • People’s fear of camps was so great that most felt it was easier to keep quiet rather than risk being ‘re-educated’ therefore they did not speak out against the Nazis, allowing them to stay in power ...
... controlled what was said/ done in Germany • People’s fear of camps was so great that most felt it was easier to keep quiet rather than risk being ‘re-educated’ therefore they did not speak out against the Nazis, allowing them to stay in power ...
CLASS: 9th World History INSTRUCTORS: Josh Freier, Thomas Gluf
... o Nazism focus heavily on a superior Aryan Race—a pure race of Germans that is above all other races. This will become important when the Germans start seeking Lebensraum (“living space”—discussed next lesson). o As a way to gain support, Hitler points out things for the German public to hate and fe ...
... o Nazism focus heavily on a superior Aryan Race—a pure race of Germans that is above all other races. This will become important when the Germans start seeking Lebensraum (“living space”—discussed next lesson). o As a way to gain support, Hitler points out things for the German public to hate and fe ...
U.S. foreign policy, European Appeasement, German and Japanese
... Workers back to work in military industry; Germany out of depression much earlier than the U.S. or other European countries -gradually, destroys all parts of Versailles Treaty that forced Germany in position of inferiority -Government Anti-Semitism begins in 1934 - first racial policy against Jews w ...
... Workers back to work in military industry; Germany out of depression much earlier than the U.S. or other European countries -gradually, destroys all parts of Versailles Treaty that forced Germany in position of inferiority -Government Anti-Semitism begins in 1934 - first racial policy against Jews w ...
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... Isolationism: since the US did not join the League of Nations the US should not get involved in European affairs. American relief agencies did send food to help the poor. Neutrality Acts of 1935 and 1937 show the United States desire for isolationism US Government still insisted on repayment of thei ...
... Isolationism: since the US did not join the League of Nations the US should not get involved in European affairs. American relief agencies did send food to help the poor. Neutrality Acts of 1935 and 1937 show the United States desire for isolationism US Government still insisted on repayment of thei ...
Name
... Part III: One of the most challenging aspects of studying the Holocaust is figuring out why so many people went along with Hitler’s plans. Sometimes we all tell ourselves things to make something bad seem ok. For example, if you weren’t looking forward to getting up early on Sunday to go to church, ...
... Part III: One of the most challenging aspects of studying the Holocaust is figuring out why so many people went along with Hitler’s plans. Sometimes we all tell ourselves things to make something bad seem ok. For example, if you weren’t looking forward to getting up early on Sunday to go to church, ...
Totalitarian Rule/Dictators
... Stalinist Russia Stalin’s _________: create a perfect communist state Police state Secret police used tanks and armored cars to stop riots Telephone lines monitored, mail read… Children told authorities about __________ members they had heard at home The Great Purge In 1934, Stalin turned against me ...
... Stalinist Russia Stalin’s _________: create a perfect communist state Police state Secret police used tanks and armored cars to stop riots Telephone lines monitored, mail read… Children told authorities about __________ members they had heard at home The Great Purge In 1934, Stalin turned against me ...
German Worker`s Party - Fort Thomas Independent Schools
... bombing of Britain and launch an attack against Russia. He betrayed Stalin and ignored the promises he had made. This was a bold move that would prove to be an important turning point in the War. Germany lost 95% of their troops from 41-44 in this secret mission ...
... bombing of Britain and launch an attack against Russia. He betrayed Stalin and ignored the promises he had made. This was a bold move that would prove to be an important turning point in the War. Germany lost 95% of their troops from 41-44 in this secret mission ...