Rise of Nazi Party

what was the original name of the Nazi party

The German Workers' Party (DAP); it was renamed the National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP) in 1920.

when did Hitler become leader of the Nazi party

Adolf Hitler became the leader of the Nazi Party in 1921.

what was the role of the SA

The SA used violence and intimidation to suppress Nazi opponents and protect party meetings.

What economic event helped the Nazi Party gain support in the late 1920s?

The Great Depression of 1929, which caused mass unemployment and economic hardship in Germany.

How did propaganda help the Nazi Party?

Propaganda, led by Joseph Goebbels, portrayed Hitler as Germany's savior and used posters, speeches, and rallies to gain support.

What was the significance of the Reichstag Fire in 1933

The Reichstag Fire was blamed on communists, allowing the Nazis to push through emergency powers and suppress political opposition.

What was the Enabling Act of 1933?

The Enabling Act gave Hitler the power to pass laws without Reichstag approval, effectively establishing a dictatorship.

How did the Nazis deal with political opponents?

The Nazis used violence, imprisonment, and propaganda to eliminate political opposition, including banning other political parties.

What promises did the Nazis make to gain support?

The Nazis promised economic recovery, jobs, strong leadership, and the revival of Germany’s national pride.