Weimar and Hitler test

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Demagogue


A political leader who seeks support by appealing to popular desires and prejudices rather than rational argument. Demagogues often use emotional rhetoric to manipulate the masses.

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treaty of Versailles( what did it do to Germany)

The Treaty of Versailles officially ended World War I and imposed heavy reparations and territorial losses on Germany and limited their military and had to admit their were responsible

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november criminals

Term used to call the people who signed the treaty of versailles, which many Germans believed betrayed the nation and contributed to their post-war suffering.


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Stabbed in the back myth

hitler and other believed that the army had not lost the war but the Jews and tractors at home had betrayed them

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Reichstag

makes the laws of germany

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Chancellor

The head of government in Germany, leader of the reichstag

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Article 48 of the Weimar constitution

allowed the Chancellor to rule/ take over in an emergency without the Reichstag's approval.

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Problems in the Weimar republic

included political instability, economic crisis such as hyperinflation, and societal unrest 354 political assignations that ultimately paved the way for Hitler's rise to power.

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Life of Hitler

Lived in Austria, rejected from art school blamed the Jews,poor student , joined the military and was a messenger earned the highest militray award twice

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rise of power

joined the Nazis as a spy, Went to a beer hall and tried to overthrow the government, put on trial for treason and was sentenced for 5 years and only served 9 months, was appointed as chancellor only because they wanted to watch him closely and maintain control over him.

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Reichstag Fire what happened and who was blamed

reichstag burned down, they blamed the communist

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Reichstag Fire decree

law that was created that limited free speech,assembly press and arrested political opponents without actual charges

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Enabling Act

law that allowed Hitler to enact laws without Reichstag approval, effectively giving him dictatorial powers.

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boycott of Jewish businesses

Discord people to not shop at Jewish owned businesses, committed violence and tried to hurt the economically but it did not work

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Book Burnings

Burning books that were labeled un-german, majority were wrote by Jewish authors and anything that differed from Nazis ideas they burned.

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SA

also know as the sturmabteilung, brown shirts/ storm troopers they enforced hitler’s laws and intimidated the public had 3-4 million members became to large so Hitler had their leader Ernest Rohm killed

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SS

Hiters body guards, enforced Nazi policies such as the final solution, had have pure blood and be loyal to Hitler to join

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Gestapo

Secret police of Nazi Germany/ spy’s . They were brutal and used terror to interrogate suspects, majory were plain clothed policemen

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Night of the Long Knives

The killing high ranking sa members as well as the leader to reduce the members of the sa

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Joseph Goebbles

leader of the Nazi propaganda ministry Reich Ministry of public Enlightenment and propaganda, made laws to stop freedom of the press, speech assembly and promoted book burning.

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paul von hindenburg

president of Germany during World War I and key figure in the Weimar Republic. He appointed Adolf Hitler as Chancellor in order to keep watch ofhim

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Lebensraum

The German term for "living space," which was a key component of Nazi ideology advocating for the expansion of German territory to provide land for its population.

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Mein Kampf

Future plans for a pure Germany, concurring living space/ lebensraum and the need for a visionary fuhrer/ leader

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How did Hitler become the leader of Germany

hitler became leader because of the problems Germany was having, they wanted answers and a leader who would restore national pride and economic stability after World War I. His charismatic speeches and propaganda promised renewal, leading to his appointment as Chancellor.