History

• When did Germany retreat from World War One?

  In 1918
• What happened to Germany's leadership after the king fled?

  Germany was left with no real leadership as a republic
• What term did Germans use to refer to politicians linked to World War One?

  November criminals
• How did the Wall Street crash of October 1929 affect Germany?

  It caused a depression that weakened Germany
• What was the name of the party founded by Anton Drexler in 1919?

  The German Workers Party
• What was the ideology of the German Workers Party?

  It was anti-communist
• When did Hitler join the Nazis?

  In 1920
• When did Hitler become Chancellor of Germany?

  In 1933
• What is a dictatorship?

  It is when there is one leader
• How did Hitler maintain his position as Chancellor?

  By intimidating opposition parties and breaking their meetings
• Who was responsible for Nazi propaganda?

  Joseph Goebbels
• When was the Enabling Act passed?

  In March 1933
• How many votes did the Nazis win in the Reichstag?

  444 votes
• What does Gleichschaltung refer to?

  It refers to the Nazis controlling various aspects of society
• What was the Civil Servant Act about?

  Civil servants had to support the Nazis
• What was the purpose of indoctrination in schools?

  To infuse Nazi beliefs and burn any anti-Semitic books
• By July 1933, what position had Hitler achieved?

  He was a dictator
• What did Hitler do to the judiciary system?

  He appointed Nazis to become judges
• What was the Act of Reconstruction of the State?

  It limited the power of local government
• What are isotopes?

  Atoms with different numbers of neutrons
• What is a solute?

  The substance that dissolves in a solvent
• What does diatomic mean?

  It refers to molecules made up of two atoms
• What happens to substances during a chemical reaction?

  They undergo a transformation
• What happens to atoms during a chemical reaction?

  They are rearranged but not destroyed
• What is the official name of the Nazi Party?


  National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP)
• Who founded the German Workers' Party (DAP)?


  Anton Drexler
• In what year was the German Workers' Party (DAP) founded?


  1919
• What major event influenced the formation of the DAP?


  The aftermath of World War I
• What was a key characteristic of the DAP's initial membership?


  Members were disillusioned with Germany's defeat and the Treaty of Versailles
• In what year did Adolf Hitler join the German Workers' Party (DAP)?


  1919
• What role did Hitler take on in the DAP in 1920?


  Chief of propaganda for the party
• When did Hitler become the leader of the Nazi Party?


  1921
• What significant change occurred to the party's name in 1920?


  The party changed its name to the National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP)
• What were some key ideologies of the early Nazi Party?


  Extreme nationalism, anti-Semitism, anti-communism, Lebensraum, racial superiority, and anti-democracy
• How did the Nazi Party view the Treaty of Versailles?


  They blamed it for Germany's problems and viewed it as unjust
• What does the term "Lebensraum" refer to in Nazi ideology?


  The idea that Germany needed more "living space" to expand
• What was Hitler's view on democracy?


  He rejected democratic systems in favor of strong, authoritarian leadership
• What was the outcome of the Beer Hall Putsch in 1923?


  It was a failed coup attempt, and Hitler was arrested
• What significant work did Hitler write while in prison?


  Mein Kampf
• By 1932, what was the status of the Nazi Party in the Reichstag?


  It had become the largest party in the Reichstag