The Rise of Dictators and WWII
... The MAJOR Dictators: Benito Mussolini in Italy; Adolf Hitler in Germany; Joseph Stalin in the Soviet Union ...
... The MAJOR Dictators: Benito Mussolini in Italy; Adolf Hitler in Germany; Joseph Stalin in the Soviet Union ...
Document
... Wages rose slightly but were still lower in 1938 than they had been in 1928 Working hours went up to 49 hours per week in 1939 – 52 hours in 1943 to over 60 hours per week by 1945 There were fewer consumer goods (personal and household goods Trade unions were replaced by “Beauty of Labour” and stren ...
... Wages rose slightly but were still lower in 1938 than they had been in 1928 Working hours went up to 49 hours per week in 1939 – 52 hours in 1943 to over 60 hours per week by 1945 There were fewer consumer goods (personal and household goods Trade unions were replaced by “Beauty of Labour” and stren ...
Anschluss with Austria - Deans Community High School
... have stopped it' - Britain did not have such force even if they had wanted to defend Austria (which they did not) Chamberlain reproached Hitler for the Anschluss; this had shocked British public opinion; but there was no use 'crying over spilt milk' Chiefs of Staff warned the Government that fightin ...
... have stopped it' - Britain did not have such force even if they had wanted to defend Austria (which they did not) Chamberlain reproached Hitler for the Anschluss; this had shocked British public opinion; but there was no use 'crying over spilt milk' Chiefs of Staff warned the Government that fightin ...
Path to War Dictators Lecture
... • To do this, he “encouraged” Soviet farmers to combine their small family farms owned and run by the state. • This didn’t work out to well because people resisted so he simply began to take the farmers’ ...
... • To do this, he “encouraged” Soviet farmers to combine their small family farms owned and run by the state. • This didn’t work out to well because people resisted so he simply began to take the farmers’ ...
Aggressors Invade Nations
... point in the march toward war. 1. It strengthened Hitler’s power and prestige within Germany. 2. The balance of power changed in Germany’s favor. France and Belgium were now open to attack. 3. The weak response from France and Britain encouraged Hitler to speed up his expansion. ...
... point in the march toward war. 1. It strengthened Hitler’s power and prestige within Germany. 2. The balance of power changed in Germany’s favor. France and Belgium were now open to attack. 3. The weak response from France and Britain encouraged Hitler to speed up his expansion. ...
File
... • Little experience with representative government • Some countries had a dozen or more political parties making it impossible for one party to win • Coalition governments formed but there were too many disagreements among them ...
... • Little experience with representative government • Some countries had a dozen or more political parties making it impossible for one party to win • Coalition governments formed but there were too many disagreements among them ...
23.1
... system, principle, or practice in which individual freedom is held as completely subordinate to the power of the state, centered either in one person or a small group that is not constitutionally accountable to the people. 3. exercising complete or almost complete control over the will of another ...
... system, principle, or practice in which individual freedom is held as completely subordinate to the power of the state, centered either in one person or a small group that is not constitutionally accountable to the people. 3. exercising complete or almost complete control over the will of another ...
10.8 Lecture – Influential Leaders in World War II
... d. At El Alamein in northern Egypt the British prevailed because they had more weapons and supplies. 1. Thanks to their success at Breaking German codes, they also were better informed about their enemies’ plans. 2. The Germans were finally expelled from Arica in May ...
... d. At El Alamein in northern Egypt the British prevailed because they had more weapons and supplies. 1. Thanks to their success at Breaking German codes, they also were better informed about their enemies’ plans. 2. The Germans were finally expelled from Arica in May ...
Reading 5A TIMETABLE OF THE RISE OF NAZISM
... Bavarian government in Munich. He is tried for treason, sentenced to five years and serves fewer than nine months. 9. a. 1924-1925: Ruhr evacuated by French troops because of the Weimar government’s negotiations with France. Currency is stabilized in Germany. German reparations are reduced by the Al ...
... Bavarian government in Munich. He is tried for treason, sentenced to five years and serves fewer than nine months. 9. a. 1924-1925: Ruhr evacuated by French troops because of the Weimar government’s negotiations with France. Currency is stabilized in Germany. German reparations are reduced by the Al ...
The Rise of Dictators The Treaty of Versailles Hitler: To make the
... Five Year Plans were created to increase _____________ of industry (steel, coal, large-scale projects) & military “We are fifty or a hundred years behind the advanced countries. We must make up this distance in ten years. Either we do it or we will be crushed.” - Stalin Collectivization? Land was ta ...
... Five Year Plans were created to increase _____________ of industry (steel, coal, large-scale projects) & military “We are fifty or a hundred years behind the advanced countries. We must make up this distance in ten years. Either we do it or we will be crushed.” - Stalin Collectivization? Land was ta ...
Germany 1919-45 revision booklet
... seats to form a majority government The president could use Article 48 to become a dictator Local states could resist the authority of central government Challenges from left and right Who were the Spartacists? ...
... seats to form a majority government The president could use Article 48 to become a dictator Local states could resist the authority of central government Challenges from left and right Who were the Spartacists? ...
The Rise of Fascism
... Debate over if this was a true fascist state… Massive censorship of the media. Propaganda Political Oppression HOWEVER not exactly a conservative revolution • Ruled from 1936 - 1975 ...
... Debate over if this was a true fascist state… Massive censorship of the media. Propaganda Political Oppression HOWEVER not exactly a conservative revolution • Ruled from 1936 - 1975 ...
US History Unit 8 – Activity SOL: VUS.10a Causes of World War II
... 1933 – Nazis Open Dachau: The Nazi government in Germany has announced the opening of the Dachau concentration camp as a place to “re-educate” people who oppose their policies. In reality, it is a prison meant to stifle Hitler’s opposition. 1934 – Children in Germany Take Oath to Die for Hitler: As ...
... 1933 – Nazis Open Dachau: The Nazi government in Germany has announced the opening of the Dachau concentration camp as a place to “re-educate” people who oppose their policies. In reality, it is a prison meant to stifle Hitler’s opposition. 1934 – Children in Germany Take Oath to Die for Hitler: As ...
Interwar Years PPT - Kenton County Schools
... • Hitler takes control of all aspects of German life • Hitler Youth and League of German Girls • Democracy only survives in Great Britain, France and Scandinavia • Fascists willing to use aggression to get what they want ...
... • Hitler takes control of all aspects of German life • Hitler Youth and League of German Girls • Democracy only survives in Great Britain, France and Scandinavia • Fascists willing to use aggression to get what they want ...
PACKET 1
... The Treaty of Versailles did not resolve any of the issues which had led to WWI. Germany was angered at the harshness and Italy were angered because they did not think they got their “fair share”. In addition, it led to economic hardships and unemployment. ...
... The Treaty of Versailles did not resolve any of the issues which had led to WWI. Germany was angered at the harshness and Italy were angered because they did not think they got their “fair share”. In addition, it led to economic hardships and unemployment. ...
Nazi - Hitler`s rise
... Most of Hitler’s time in prison was spent writing Mein Kampf (my struggle), in which he described his ideas on history, politics, race and Germany’s future. After serving only nine months of his sentence, Hitler was set free. A police report said: “The moment he is set free, Hitler will … become th ...
... Most of Hitler’s time in prison was spent writing Mein Kampf (my struggle), in which he described his ideas on history, politics, race and Germany’s future. After serving only nine months of his sentence, Hitler was set free. A police report said: “The moment he is set free, Hitler will … become th ...
US HISTORY
... •Gained power with his “March on Rome” •Hitler modeled his dictatorship after Italy. Adolf Hitler •Failed attempt at a revolution in 1923. –(Munich Beer Hall Putsch) •Wrote Mein Kampf while in jail. –Ideas –Expansion (living space) –Aryan supremacy –Blamed Jews for Germany’s problems. •Born in Austr ...
... •Gained power with his “March on Rome” •Hitler modeled his dictatorship after Italy. Adolf Hitler •Failed attempt at a revolution in 1923. –(Munich Beer Hall Putsch) •Wrote Mein Kampf while in jail. –Ideas –Expansion (living space) –Aryan supremacy –Blamed Jews for Germany’s problems. •Born in Austr ...
Ch 31 Notes
... Nazis + led an attempt to seize power in Munich It failed + he went to jail for 9 months ...
... Nazis + led an attempt to seize power in Munich It failed + he went to jail for 9 months ...
Examplar 1 2003
... administrative hub, and left implementation of policy to Hans Lammers. Upon assumption of power, a two-tier bureaucracy was put in place, as the source comments. To elaborate: Todt and Rubenacht suffered from ambiguous jurisdiction, since the new Nazi order did not replace the previous bureaucracy, ...
... administrative hub, and left implementation of policy to Hans Lammers. Upon assumption of power, a two-tier bureaucracy was put in place, as the source comments. To elaborate: Todt and Rubenacht suffered from ambiguous jurisdiction, since the new Nazi order did not replace the previous bureaucracy, ...
Principles of Militarism
... Adolf did not do well in school. He was expelled from a couple of schools before he moved to Vienna, Austria to pursue his dream of becoming an artist. While living in Vienna, Hitler found that he did not have much artistic talent and he soon became very poor. He would later move to Munich, Germany ...
... Adolf did not do well in school. He was expelled from a couple of schools before he moved to Vienna, Austria to pursue his dream of becoming an artist. While living in Vienna, Hitler found that he did not have much artistic talent and he soon became very poor. He would later move to Munich, Germany ...
Nazi_propaganda_IB08
... Used the ‘architecture of light’ to maximise the effect of gatherings and speakers Combined effects of uniforms, flags and banners, icons like the eagle and swastika and held meetings at night ...
... Used the ‘architecture of light’ to maximise the effect of gatherings and speakers Combined effects of uniforms, flags and banners, icons like the eagle and swastika and held meetings at night ...
GCSE History A Exemplar responses Unit 2D - Questions 2C
... The aid was important because it helped the German economy recover after the war. The First World War had cost Germany an enormous amount to wage and after the Versailles settlement it was forced to agree to pay reparations of £6,600 million. The Dawes Plan in 1924 gave Germany 800 million marks to ...
... The aid was important because it helped the German economy recover after the war. The First World War had cost Germany an enormous amount to wage and after the Versailles settlement it was forced to agree to pay reparations of £6,600 million. The Dawes Plan in 1924 gave Germany 800 million marks to ...
JEOPARDY - Troy High School
... What is Communism/Command? Economic system in which you have gov’t ownership of property ...
... What is Communism/Command? Economic system in which you have gov’t ownership of property ...
Decisions to total power
... Decision 4: After the fire, should Hitler… A. Arrest thousands of Communist officials and other anti-Nazi leaders B. Use it to persuade President Hindenburg to sign a decree taking away rights such as freedom of speech and freedom to hold meetings C. Keep quiet about the fire in case people think i ...
... Decision 4: After the fire, should Hitler… A. Arrest thousands of Communist officials and other anti-Nazi leaders B. Use it to persuade President Hindenburg to sign a decree taking away rights such as freedom of speech and freedom to hold meetings C. Keep quiet about the fire in case people think i ...