Roaring Twenties and the Rise of Hitler Flashcards

Flashcards about the Roaring Twenties and the rise of Adolf Hitler

Roaring Twenties

The period between 1920 and 1929, marking significant social, cultural, and economic change in America and some other western countries.

Mass production and availability of credit

he increased availability of credit and mass production techniques during the Roaring Twenties led to greater consumer demand. This surge in demand stimulated economic growth by encouraging investment in industries and increasing employment opportunities.

Jazz Music

Originated from black culture in New Orleans and became a symbol of challenging traditional roles. Jazz became a symbol of cultural innovation and a challenge to traditional societal norms, reflecting the changing attitudes and greater freedoms of the Roaring Twenties.

Hollywood Movies

Became hugely popular with almost 100 million Americans watching them every year. This period marked the Golden Age of Hollywood, characterized by the rise of movie palaces, the star system, and significant advancements in filmmaking technology

Flappers

Women who challenged societal norms and symbolized modern, independent women. short skirts, bobbed hair, and a rejection of conventional feminine roles. Flappers frequented jazz clubs, smoked cigarettes, and openly expressed their sexuality, symbolizing a new era of freedom and independence for women

Wall Street Crash of October 1929

Marked the start of the Great Depression and an economic downturn in the US and other parts of the world. This devastating downturn lasted for about 10 years and affected economies worldwide.

Automobile Industry's Impact

Mass production of cars influenced other industries to lower prices and mass-produce goods, boosting the economy.The automobile industry revolutionized transportation, created jobs, and stimulated the growth of related industries such as steel and rubber, contributing significantly to the economic prosperity of the 1920s.

WW1's Impact on Adolf Hitler

The loss of the war impacted him heavily, leading to hatred for the Weimar Republic. This fueled his rise as a radical nationalist and anti-communist, eventually leading to his pursuit of power in Germany.

Core Ideology of the Nazi Party

A mix of extreme nationalism, racial supremacy, and saving Germany from the Treaty of Versailles. The core ideology emphasized the superiority of the Aryan race, the importance of a strong state, and the rejection of democracy in favor of a totalitarian regime.

How did hitler become popular.

Nazi group would use propaganda to make Hitler seem great and powerful. He would fly to parts of germany to do speeches to the people which made him more popular.

Hitler Speeches

Hitler would fly to different parts of germany to personally give speeches to the people and showcase his speech skills, which effectively swayed public opinion and built his cult of personality.

Year Hitler Became Chancellor

1933