Aggressors Invade Nations
... the new borders of Czechoslovakia. A few months later, however, he took the entire country. In the summer of 1939, Hitler made a similar demand of Poland. That nation also refused to give up land. Britain and France now said that they would protect Poland. But Hitler believed that they would not ris ...
... the new borders of Czechoslovakia. A few months later, however, he took the entire country. In the summer of 1939, Hitler made a similar demand of Poland. That nation also refused to give up land. Britain and France now said that they would protect Poland. But Hitler believed that they would not ris ...
Study Guide for WWII/Holocaust Test Friday, February 22 Define
... Define/Know Importance: Scapegoat Concentration Camps Holocaust Appeasement Aryan race Exterminated Propaganda Treaty of Versailles/Reparations Soviet Non-Aggression Act USSR Poland Atomic Bomb Know the following: Allied Powers and leaders Axis Powers and leaders Bombing of Pearl Harbor Inferior gro ...
... Define/Know Importance: Scapegoat Concentration Camps Holocaust Appeasement Aryan race Exterminated Propaganda Treaty of Versailles/Reparations Soviet Non-Aggression Act USSR Poland Atomic Bomb Know the following: Allied Powers and leaders Axis Powers and leaders Bombing of Pearl Harbor Inferior gro ...
The American Nation
... Acts, which banned arms sales and loans to countries at war. • Congress also warned Americans not to travel on ships of ...
... Acts, which banned arms sales and loans to countries at war. • Congress also warned Americans not to travel on ships of ...
The Third Reich - Fredericksburg Academy
... imprisoned in Landsberg. In the year of 1933 when the Nazis came to power, Hess was promoted to Minister and he became one of the members of Hitler’s cabinet. He became Hitler’s so called deputy or bodyguard. After being by Hitler’s side for about a year, he took a solo plane ride to Scotland. Almos ...
... imprisoned in Landsberg. In the year of 1933 when the Nazis came to power, Hess was promoted to Minister and he became one of the members of Hitler’s cabinet. He became Hitler’s so called deputy or bodyguard. After being by Hitler’s side for about a year, he took a solo plane ride to Scotland. Almos ...
The Road to World War II
... him) in exchange for his promise not to invade other countries. Now we have “peace in our time!” Herr Hitler is a man we can do business with. ...
... him) in exchange for his promise not to invade other countries. Now we have “peace in our time!” Herr Hitler is a man we can do business with. ...
The Rise of Adolf Hitler and the Beginning of World War II
... Kicked out of the majority of European countries Were forced to live in poverty ...
... Kicked out of the majority of European countries Were forced to live in poverty ...
Chapter 5: Revolution After Power
... ● Hitler wants to hold new elections (141) ● He dupes EVERYONE else and the campaign begins (142-143) ● “‘I ask of you, German people, that after you have given the others fourteen years you should give us four” (Hitler qtd. in Bullock 143) ...
... ● Hitler wants to hold new elections (141) ● He dupes EVERYONE else and the campaign begins (142-143) ● “‘I ask of you, German people, that after you have given the others fourteen years you should give us four” (Hitler qtd. in Bullock 143) ...
World War II Begins - US History Teachers
... and Neville Chamberlain, the British Prime Minister, met with the Nazi regime to discuss a settlement on the issue. -The leaders of France and Britain felt that, if Hitler was allowed to keep the Sudetenland, he will would stop invading other areas, so they agreed Germany could keep the area. ...
... and Neville Chamberlain, the British Prime Minister, met with the Nazi regime to discuss a settlement on the issue. -The leaders of France and Britain felt that, if Hitler was allowed to keep the Sudetenland, he will would stop invading other areas, so they agreed Germany could keep the area. ...
An Uncertain Peace: The Search for Security
... plebiscite of 85% of the voters established the new order – the Third Reich was born. • Hitler declared it would last a thousand years – ...
... plebiscite of 85% of the voters established the new order – the Third Reich was born. • Hitler declared it would last a thousand years – ...
Name FASCISM IN EUROPE Directions: Read the information on
... to the rich business owners as the cause of the nation’s problems. Communists wanted a revolution to give the workers control of the nation’s factories and resources. The nation’s only defense against a Communist revolution was a powerful leader who vowed to crush the Communists and create a governm ...
... to the rich business owners as the cause of the nation’s problems. Communists wanted a revolution to give the workers control of the nation’s factories and resources. The nation’s only defense against a Communist revolution was a powerful leader who vowed to crush the Communists and create a governm ...
Adolf Hitler - St. Francis School District
... sentenced to 5 years jail..served 8 months—began to write Mein Kampf ...
... sentenced to 5 years jail..served 8 months—began to write Mein Kampf ...
Buildup to World War II
... Joins National Socialist German Workers Party (Nazi Party) in 1921 Led an attempted uprising against government, thrown in jail Writes Mein Kampf (“My Struggle) Racist ideas of Aryan superiority, destroying inferior races Blamed Jews for Germany’s economic problems ...
... Joins National Socialist German Workers Party (Nazi Party) in 1921 Led an attempted uprising against government, thrown in jail Writes Mein Kampf (“My Struggle) Racist ideas of Aryan superiority, destroying inferior races Blamed Jews for Germany’s economic problems ...
West Between the Wars 7th Grade
... – He had mass support to create a right-wing, authoritarian regime that would save Germany and people in privileged positions from a Communist takeover ...
... – He had mass support to create a right-wing, authoritarian regime that would save Germany and people in privileged positions from a Communist takeover ...
BETWEEN THE WARS THROUGH WWII
... Warsaw Ghetto » After Poland invasion, all Jewish peoples (about 400,000) were confined to the Warsaw Ghetto » Gated; anyone spotted leaving was shot on sight » Nazi’s controlled food let into the area; Many died from diseases and starvation » Burned to the ground by Nazi’s, people sent to concentra ...
... Warsaw Ghetto » After Poland invasion, all Jewish peoples (about 400,000) were confined to the Warsaw Ghetto » Gated; anyone spotted leaving was shot on sight » Nazi’s controlled food let into the area; Many died from diseases and starvation » Burned to the ground by Nazi’s, people sent to concentra ...
Hitler and Appeasement
... What is Appeasement? • Appeasement, is giving into the demands of a nation when faced with a possible crisis if one did not. • In the decade before World War Two, the bloody trauma from the previous war had still not healed. On top of this, people also had to suffer through the Great Depression. ...
... What is Appeasement? • Appeasement, is giving into the demands of a nation when faced with a possible crisis if one did not. • In the decade before World War Two, the bloody trauma from the previous war had still not healed. On top of this, people also had to suffer through the Great Depression. ...
National Revision for Germany
... a. Nazis based in southern Germany, in and around Munich. b. 1923 Hitler led a failed attempt to win power in Munich - the Beer Hall Putsch c. Hitler was imprisoned: wrote "Mein Kampf" (= My Struggle). Book contains all his ideas. d. 1924 - 29: the Nazis did little because life in Germany got better ...
... a. Nazis based in southern Germany, in and around Munich. b. 1923 Hitler led a failed attempt to win power in Munich - the Beer Hall Putsch c. Hitler was imprisoned: wrote "Mein Kampf" (= My Struggle). Book contains all his ideas. d. 1924 - 29: the Nazis did little because life in Germany got better ...
4B study Guide
... What was the name of the name of the German Fascist Party that controlled Germany before and during WWII? Nazi Party Who was Adolf Hitler? Leader of the Nazi Party in Germany Why were Jews targeted? (What were they blamed for?) The Jews were targeted by the Nazis in Germany and were blamed for Germa ...
... What was the name of the name of the German Fascist Party that controlled Germany before and during WWII? Nazi Party Who was Adolf Hitler? Leader of the Nazi Party in Germany Why were Jews targeted? (What were they blamed for?) The Jews were targeted by the Nazis in Germany and were blamed for Germa ...
Why did so many Germans vote for the NSDAP in the
... Why did so many Germans vote for the NSDAP in the elections of 1930 and 1932? ...
... Why did so many Germans vote for the NSDAP in the elections of 1930 and 1932? ...
Notes Chapters 31 & 32
... • Reichstag Fire and the Enabling Act • Hitler begins to turn Germany into a totalitarian state. ...
... • Reichstag Fire and the Enabling Act • Hitler begins to turn Germany into a totalitarian state. ...
Take your seat Take out your homework Begin
... are one of thousands of Germans •Rebuild the army to protect ...
... are one of thousands of Germans •Rebuild the army to protect ...
THE BATTLE BEGINS
... were “Master Race” Axis considered themselves superior and destined to rule “lesser peoples” ...
... were “Master Race” Axis considered themselves superior and destined to rule “lesser peoples” ...
17-4 Powerpoint - McCook Public Schools
... • The Nazi party soon had over a million members, appealing to workers, the lower middle classes, small-town Germans, and business people. • Hitler promised to end reparations, create jobs, and defy the treaty of Versailles by rebuilding the military • The Republic government was divided, and the Na ...
... • The Nazi party soon had over a million members, appealing to workers, the lower middle classes, small-town Germans, and business people. • Hitler promised to end reparations, create jobs, and defy the treaty of Versailles by rebuilding the military • The Republic government was divided, and the Na ...
propaganda - mrsbrolley
... head his propaganda campaign. Every possible form of communication was used, from speeches to radio, from books to pamphlets, and everything in ...
... head his propaganda campaign. Every possible form of communication was used, from speeches to radio, from books to pamphlets, and everything in ...
(AS 91439) The Rise of National Socialism in
... went unchallenged. The Nazis became the only political party and any further opposition was eliminated in “The Night of the Long Knives” where Hitler’s henchmen killed any prospective opposition in a night of murder and mayhem. The stage was now set for Hitler to embark on a restoring the German sta ...
... went unchallenged. The Nazis became the only political party and any further opposition was eliminated in “The Night of the Long Knives” where Hitler’s henchmen killed any prospective opposition in a night of murder and mayhem. The stage was now set for Hitler to embark on a restoring the German sta ...