Key words activity World War II
... The foreign policy followed by Neville Chamberlain, whereby he believed that war with Germany could be avoided if Hitler was allowed to revise some of the terms of the Treaty of Versailles. ...
... The foreign policy followed by Neville Chamberlain, whereby he believed that war with Germany could be avoided if Hitler was allowed to revise some of the terms of the Treaty of Versailles. ...
Aim: How did the Scientific Revolution change man`s view of himself
... Domain-Specific Vocabulary 1. Fascism: a form of government based upon dictatorship; total control of society by the government. 2. Nazi: German National Socialist Party; gained control of Germany in 1933 under the leadership of Adolf Hitler. 3. Adolf Hitler: (1889-1945) Co-founded the Nazi Party i ...
... Domain-Specific Vocabulary 1. Fascism: a form of government based upon dictatorship; total control of society by the government. 2. Nazi: German National Socialist Party; gained control of Germany in 1933 under the leadership of Adolf Hitler. 3. Adolf Hitler: (1889-1945) Co-founded the Nazi Party i ...
Chapter 23 Guided Notes
... 1. What was the Treaty of Versailles, and why were many Europeans unhappy with it? ...
... 1. What was the Treaty of Versailles, and why were many Europeans unhappy with it? ...
Revise Germany PowerPoint
... person who could have sacked Hitler. Hitler combines President & Chancellor = Fuhrer ...
... person who could have sacked Hitler. Hitler combines President & Chancellor = Fuhrer ...
Concise History of Nazi Germany
... 1920 - February 24: Drexler's party is renamed the National Socialist (NSDAP) or Nazi Party. 1921 - July 10: Adolf Hitler becomes the leaders of the Nazi Party. 1923 - November 8-9: Hitler's Beer Hall Putsch in Munich fails. 1924 April 1: Hitler is sentenced to five years in prison for treason. Dece ...
... 1920 - February 24: Drexler's party is renamed the National Socialist (NSDAP) or Nazi Party. 1921 - July 10: Adolf Hitler becomes the leaders of the Nazi Party. 1923 - November 8-9: Hitler's Beer Hall Putsch in Munich fails. 1924 April 1: Hitler is sentenced to five years in prison for treason. Dece ...
View Presentation
... nationalist group soon to be called the National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP) or Nazis. He gained followers by speaking of Germany’s ills and the disgrace of the Versailles Treaty. He formed a paramilitary wing, the SA, or Brown Shirts. ...
... nationalist group soon to be called the National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP) or Nazis. He gained followers by speaking of Germany’s ills and the disgrace of the Versailles Treaty. He formed a paramilitary wing, the SA, or Brown Shirts. ...
HITLER`s FOREIGN POLICY
... INVITED GERMANS INTO AUSTRIA – RESTORE LAW AND ORDER UNION – 1938 – THE ANCHLUSS BRITAIN AND FRANCE DID NOTHING ...
... INVITED GERMANS INTO AUSTRIA – RESTORE LAW AND ORDER UNION – 1938 – THE ANCHLUSS BRITAIN AND FRANCE DID NOTHING ...
Rise of Nazi Germany and Beginning of World War II in Europe
... June 30 “Night of the long knives” – Nazis kill 77 people, mostly high ranking SA members—Ernst Roehm, Gregor Strasser August 1 Law combining President and Chancellor August 2 Death of President von Hindenburg August 19 Plebiscite approves Hitler as President with 88% voting yes ...
... June 30 “Night of the long knives” – Nazis kill 77 people, mostly high ranking SA members—Ernst Roehm, Gregor Strasser August 1 Law combining President and Chancellor August 2 Death of President von Hindenburg August 19 Plebiscite approves Hitler as President with 88% voting yes ...
Viewpoint Activity: Hitler`s Propaganda Machine
... records on the gramophone! tra played Beethoven’s Egmont In Berlin everything is going well. A film [of me] Overture. Great klieg lights played on the stage. . . . is being made . . . . It is to be shown in all public garIn such an atmosphere no wonder, then, that dens and squares in the larger citi ...
... records on the gramophone! tra played Beethoven’s Egmont In Berlin everything is going well. A film [of me] Overture. Great klieg lights played on the stage. . . . is being made . . . . It is to be shown in all public garIn such an atmosphere no wonder, then, that dens and squares in the larger citi ...
Rise of Nazism
... • He made sure that laws were passed to give him more power and he set up an autocratic government (complete control, dictator). • Hitler and his followers, called the National Socialists—or Nazis, soon had all the power in Germany. ...
... • He made sure that laws were passed to give him more power and he set up an autocratic government (complete control, dictator). • Hitler and his followers, called the National Socialists—or Nazis, soon had all the power in Germany. ...
CRCT Prep - Moore Middle School
... a. Germany lost its colonies b. The German emperor was to be put on trial c. Germany had to pay large sums of money d. Germans were not allowed to have a large army and navy 2. Which were effects of the Great Depression a. Employment rose and wages fell b. Farmers gained land and businesses grew c. ...
... a. Germany lost its colonies b. The German emperor was to be put on trial c. Germany had to pay large sums of money d. Germans were not allowed to have a large army and navy 2. Which were effects of the Great Depression a. Employment rose and wages fell b. Farmers gained land and businesses grew c. ...
Hitler and the Rise of Nazi Germany
... called the “Brown shirts” SS—Schutzstaffel (Heinrich Himmler)—they were called the black shirts. ...
... called the “Brown shirts” SS—Schutzstaffel (Heinrich Himmler)—they were called the black shirts. ...
Animal Farm – An Individual Reading Project (March 30
... military tradition, its national character, and its entitlement to greatness. To explain Germany’s fallen state, Hitler blamed the Jews and others whom he said were not true Germans. Many Germans responded enthusiastically to Hitler’s ideas, and in 1933 he became chancellor, or leader, of the countr ...
... military tradition, its national character, and its entitlement to greatness. To explain Germany’s fallen state, Hitler blamed the Jews and others whom he said were not true Germans. Many Germans responded enthusiastically to Hitler’s ideas, and in 1933 he became chancellor, or leader, of the countr ...
The Munich Beer Hall Putsch
... Hyperinflation had done great political damage to the Weimar Government and in particular they had lost the support of the middle classes.Hitler stirred nationalist passions in his audiences ...
... Hyperinflation had done great political damage to the Weimar Government and in particular they had lost the support of the middle classes.Hitler stirred nationalist passions in his audiences ...
Hitler`s Rise to Power
... hard, and millions of people were out of work. Still fresh in the minds of many was Germany's humiliating defeat fifteen years earlier during World War I, and Germans lacked confidence in their weak government, known as the Weimar Republic. ...
... hard, and millions of people were out of work. Still fresh in the minds of many was Germany's humiliating defeat fifteen years earlier during World War I, and Germans lacked confidence in their weak government, known as the Weimar Republic. ...
Hitler and the Rise of Nazi Germany
... leader of an extremist party, Adolf Hitler, tried to stage a coup in Munich. His coup failed and was sentenced to five years in jail although he only serves nine months. -From a young age he held anti-Semitic beliefs or hatred of the Jews. ...
... leader of an extremist party, Adolf Hitler, tried to stage a coup in Munich. His coup failed and was sentenced to five years in jail although he only serves nine months. -From a young age he held anti-Semitic beliefs or hatred of the Jews. ...
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... After WWI the economy of the countries involved took a dive. Why? War is good for business. In the US unemployment reached as high as 25% ...
... After WWI the economy of the countries involved took a dive. Why? War is good for business. In the US unemployment reached as high as 25% ...
Completed writing frame - EAL Nexus
... Licence information | This resource is free to use for educational purposes. ©British Council 2015 Source | This resource was developed by EAL Nexus. ...
... Licence information | This resource is free to use for educational purposes. ©British Council 2015 Source | This resource was developed by EAL Nexus. ...
Introduction to the Holocaust and World War II
... makes peace talks with neighboring countries as a front. Hitler begins an aggressive search for more land to stretch his power (Britain, France, and Russia allow Germany to take Austria and parts of Czechoslovakia to avoid another war) World War II officially begins September 1, 1939 when the Na ...
... makes peace talks with neighboring countries as a front. Hitler begins an aggressive search for more land to stretch his power (Britain, France, and Russia allow Germany to take Austria and parts of Czechoslovakia to avoid another war) World War II officially begins September 1, 1939 when the Na ...
Hitler Seeks Power
... compete with other parties in democratic elections • Hitler claimed that national socialism meant all people doing their best for society and posed no threat to the wealth of the rich ...
... compete with other parties in democratic elections • Hitler claimed that national socialism meant all people doing their best for society and posed no threat to the wealth of the rich ...
Fascism and Nazism
... Fascism and Foreign Policy • Anti-Communist – Fascism sought support of both workers and the rich ...
... Fascism and Foreign Policy • Anti-Communist – Fascism sought support of both workers and the rich ...