Finals Flashcards

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What does Bolshevik mean?

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Communists

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What was the three things Hitler wanted to do to remake Germany with a regained sense of pride?

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  1. He wanted an end to reparation payments
    2.The desired to nullify the Versailles treaty
    3.He wanted to rid of the democratic Weinmar republic
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Who did Hitler blame for Germany’s will to fight going down?

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The Bolsheviks revolutionaries, the Jewish people and the government

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Why was the Weimar republic formed?

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To please the Big three and the Versailles treaty

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What party approached Hitler to join them?

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National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP)

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What does Hitler do immediately after he joins the NSDAP?

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He modifies the party’s goals to coincide with his views and those of fascism

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What armed wing party does Hitler create and what is another name for them?

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The Sturmabteilung also known as the brownshirts

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Who led the brownshirts?

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Ernst Rohm

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What was the purpose of the brownshirts?

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To intimidate political opponents, the Jews and communists

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What did Hitler take over this his 3000 troops to scare the government?

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A beer hall in Munich

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Where did Hitler march to after taking over a beer hall?

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Bavarian parliament

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What three things happened after Hitler tried to march to the Bavarian parliament?

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1.A police cordon supplemented by soldiers of the German army confronted Hitler and 16 Nazis were killed
2.Hitler was arrested and tried for treason. He convicted and sentenced to a 5 year prison term act at Landsberg Castle
3.Hitler used the trial, which afforded a national stage to further spread his ideas

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13
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What book did Hitler write in prison?

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Mein Kampf

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What year did Hitler take over the beer hall and get sent to prison?

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1923

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15
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What year did Hitler get released from prison?

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1924

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Why was Hitler released from prison early?

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A German economic recovery due to programs such as the Dawes plan

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What did Hitler do as soon as he got out of prison?

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He retook control of the NSDAP and worked to rebuild it into a tightly knit movement with branches throughout the country

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What was Hitler’s new goal after getting released from prison?

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To win power legitimately via democratic means

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In 1926 what was created and led by Heinrich Himmler?

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The blackshirts schutzstaffel

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What league was made to brainwash kids?

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Hitler youth

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Why did Hitler and the Nazi party struggled to gain popularity in the late 1920’s?

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The recovery of the German economy

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In 1929 what changed the German economic to dislike the Weimar republic?

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The great depression

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23
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What was article 48?

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President Hindenburg could rule by decree in times of emergency

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What was the two problems of article 48?

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1.Frequent use of article 48 threaten the survival of the democratic government
2.To oppose it, opened up the fearful prospect of political and economic disorder as well as bloodshed as supporters of the extreme left and extreme right fought in the streets

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In 1930 how many votes and seats did Hitler and the NSDAP receive?
640,000 votes and 107 seats making them the second largest party in the Reichstag
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In 1932 how many votes and seats did Hitler and the NSDAP receive?
13769000 votes and 230 seats making them the largest party in the Reichstag
27
Did Hitler make chancellor when he got the largest party in the Reichstag?
No, president Hindenburg refused to grant chancellor to Hitler because he did not trust him
28
What two people did president Hindenburg offer chancellorship?
Franz von Papen which eventually falls and then to Kurt von Sleicher
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What did Hitler do until Hindenburg offer him chancellorship?
Possessing more seats than any of the parties Hitler would vote down any bill proposed by the chancellor in effort causing the fall of the German government and forcing a new election
30
How many elections were held between 1930 and 1932?
There was 6 elections with four being in 1932
31
What year did Hitler finally get appointed chancellor?
1933
32
Who was appointed vice-chancellor?
Franz von Papen
33
What year did the Reichstag set fire?
1933
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How did Hitler use the Reichstag fire to his advantage?
he claimed that the fire was the first step in the communist revolution
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What did Hitler persuade Hindenburg to sign?
The Reichstag fire Decree
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What did the Reichstag fire decree do?
Gave authority to curtail constitution rights including habeas corpus free expression of opinion freedom of the press rights of assembly and the privacy of postal telegraphic and telephonic communications.
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What was police power used for?
It was used to intimidate and arrest their opposition in particular the communists
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What year was the enabling act passed?
1933
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What was the enabling act do?
The powers granted to the Reichstag in the Reichstag fire decree were now passed to the cabinet and in effort the chancellor
40
Why were trade unions destroyed and replaced by the German labour?
Hitler did not want divided loyalties and unions were "socialist organisations"
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What year did Hitler create a law where the NSDAP is now the only legitimate political party in Germany?
1933
42
What is the night of the long knifes?
A Nazi purge party where several members of the Nazi party hierarchy were executed
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What year did Hindenburg die?
1934
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What did Hitler do after Hindenburg die?
He combines the offices of president and chancellor?
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What was the army forced to do after Hitler became president?
Instead of swearing allegiance to the state or constitution they swore to Hitler himself
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What happened to Hitler youth after Hitler's presidency?
It was expanded to take over or brainwash the minds of kids and was now mandatory
47
What are the two forms of nationalism?
Great power nationalism and subject people's nationalism (submerged nationalism)
48
What country was Germany trying to get that worried Britain?
Morocco
49
Why was Britain worried about Germany getting Morocco?
If Germany controlled Morocco they would also control the Strait of Gibraltar which is Britain's main shipping route
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What provinces did Germany get from the Franco-Prussian war?
Alsace and Lorraine
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How much money did Germany get from the Franco-Prussian war?
5 billion franks
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Why was Britain scared about Germany building up its navy?
Britain is a island country and any superior sea power could threaten Britain's existence and shipping routes
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What is the Strait of Gibraltar?
Britain's main shipping route
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What is the Dardanelles Strait?
a railroad that is the main route by which the Russian fleet has access to the Mediterranean sea
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Why is Austria particular threatened by the growth of the Slav nationalism?
Austria doesn't want a nationality to successfully challenge its authority and if one country break away the country will not be continuous which would lead to the disintegration of the Austrian empire
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What was the Triple Entente?
Britain, France, and Russia
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What was the Triple Alliance?
Germany, Austria, Italy (later replaced by Türkiye)
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What were main causes of World War one?
Nationalism, imperialism, arms war, security, alliance system, economic system
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How did the alliance system dray Europe into war?
Schlieffen plan, assassination at Sarajevo, "blank cheque"
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Why did Germany declare war on Russia if it didn't want to fight a two front war?
Alfred von Schlieffen thought that his plan of one big army would march through Belgium while a small army dealt with the French in the south. After it was through Belgium, it would roll over preoccupied French forces from behind
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Why did Moltke the new commander change the Schlieffen plan?
He believed that the Russian forces are going to roll over Austrians
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Why did transferring troops from the northern battalion to the south not work?
It enabled French to drive back the new depleted German forced in the north
63
Who was the new archduke of Austria killed by?
A member of the black hand- Gavrilo Princip
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Why did Austria think that the war on Serbia was justified?
Because since a person from their country killed the new archduke they gave them a list of things they had to do but they didn't follow all the things on the lists
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Why did Austria declare war on Serbia if they knew that Russia would side with Serbia?
Because Germany had promised to stand by Austria in a time of need and it could be used at anytime
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Why did Germany launch a pre-emptive attack on France?
They knew they would join at sometime
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What day did Britain declare war on Germany?
August 4, 1914