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What key individuals are focused on in the lesson regarding Hitler's appointment as Chancellor?
Franz von Papen
and
Paul von Hindenburg
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When was Hitler appointed Chancellor of Germany?
30th
of
January
1933
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What were the election results for the Nazis from May 1928 to July 1932?
May 1928:
12 seats
July 1932:
230 seats
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How did the support for the Social Democrats change from 1928 to 1932?
Their
support
steadily
dropped
into
1932
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What color represents the political parties associated with the Weimar Republic?
Green
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What was the trend in support for extreme political parties during the early 1930s?
Support for extreme parties like the
Communists
and
Nazis
was growing
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Who was Chancellor of Germany from May 1928 to March 1930?
Hermann Müller
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Who replaced Hermann Müller as Chancellor?
Heinrich Bruning
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What was the role of Article 48 during the time of Bruning and Papen?
It allowed the
president
to rule in an emergency
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Why did Hindenburg resist appointing Hitler as Chancellor after the July 1932 elections?
He did not trust Hitler and thought he was an upstart
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What was the political party of Heinrich Bruning?
Center Party
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What economic measures did Bruning attempt to implement?
He tried to cut unemployment pay and raise taxes
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What was the outcome of the September 1930 election for the Nazis?
They became the second largest party in the
Reichstag
with
107
seats
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Who succeeded Bruning as Chancellor?
Franz von Papen
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Why did Hindenburg refuse to include the Nazis in the government?
He did
not
trust
them
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What was the political background of Franz von Papen?
He had an
aristocratic
background and was acceptable to
Hindenburg
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What was the composition of the cabinet when Hitler was appointed Chancellor?
Only three
Nazis
in a cabinet of
twelve
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How did von Papen influence Hindenburg regarding Hitler's appointment?
He persuaded Hindenburg to appoint Hitler as
Chancellor
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Why did wealthy businessmen support the plan to appoint Hitler?
They believed the Nazis could protect Germany from communism
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What were the key factors leading to Hitler's appointment as Chancellor?
Political maneuvers by
Franz von Papen
Hindenburg's
reluctance to trust Hitler
Fear of communism among conservative forces
The use of
Article 48
by previous chancellors
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What does the cartoon titled "Fascial Hugenburg" illustrate about the political situation?
It shows the belief that
Hitler
could be controlled by conservative forces
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Who was Alfred Hugenberg?
Leader of the German
National People's Party
and a media tycoon
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What was the perception of Hugenberg and von Papen regarding their control over Hitler?
They
underestimated
Hitler and thought they could control him
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How did the fear of communism influence the political decisions of the time?
It motivated
conservative forces
to support
Hitler's
appointment
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What were the implications of the political deals made behind the scenes for Germany's future?
Led to the rise of
Hitler
and the
Nazi regime
Undermined the
Weimar Republic
Increased political instability
Set the stage for future
authoritarian rule
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What is the focus of the revision video mentioned in the introduction?
The topic of
Germany
and the growth of
democracy
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What period does the video cover regarding Weimar democracy?
Between
1919
and
1929
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What key events are discussed in relation to political change and unrest in Germany?
Spartacus Rising
Kapp Putsch
Munich Beer Hall Putsch
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Who was the first president of the Weimar Republic?
Friedrich Ebert
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What significant event led to Friedrich Ebert's death?
Appendicitis
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What did the Weimar Republic create in 1919?
A
constitution
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What is the purpose of a constitution?
It lays out how a
country
should be run
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How often was the president of the Weimar Republic elected?
Every
seven
years
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What power did Article 48 of the Weimar Constitution grant the president?
The ability to make laws without asking the
Reichstag
in an emergency
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How did Heinrich Brüning utilize Article 48 in the 1930s?
He ran the country through Article
48
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Who were the only two presidents of the Weimar Republic?
Friedrich Ebert
and
Paul von Hindenburg
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What role does the chancellor play in the Weimar Republic?
The chancellor is appointed by the
president
and leads the Reichstag
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What system was used to elect members of the Reichstag?
Proportional representation
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What is a consequence of proportional representation in the Weimar Republic?
It created a political system with many parties that had to work together in
coalitions
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What rights did the German people have under the Weimar Republic?
Rights such as
free speech
and
freedom of religion
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