History

• Who are the Big Three?

  Lloyd George, Wilson, Clemenceau
• What year did WW1 end?

  1919
• What was formed in 1920?

  League of Nations
• What is democracy?

  Government where people choose legislation
• What is communism?

  Economic system controlled by the government
• What does LON stand for?

  League of Nations
• What was the principal mission of the League of Nations?

  To maintain world peace
• What does Diktat mean?

  Dictated peace
• How successful was the League of Nations in creating peace?

  Mixed success with notable failures
• What does BRAT stand for in the context of the Treaty?

  Blame, Reparations, Army, Territory
• What was Germany's reaction to the Treaty?

  Hostility, called it Diktat
• How did France react to the Treaty?

  Outraged it wasn't harsh enough
• How did Britain react to the Treaty?

  Thought it was too harsh on Germany
• What was the public sentiment in Britain regarding the Treaty?

  Concern over German revenge
• What were the four main aims of the League of Nations?

  Stop war, improve lives, disarmament, enforce Treaty
• What was one success of the League of Nations?

  Prevented war in the 1920s
• What was one failure of the League of Nations?

  Failed to stop Corfu in 1923
• Who were the four permanent members of the League of Nations council?

  Japan, Italy, Britain, France
• What was Hitler's role during WWI?

  Corporal in the German army
• What did Hitler blame for Germany's problems?

  Jewish people and the Treaty of Versailles
• What was the outcome of the Nazi Party's attempt to seize power in Munich?

  They were easily defeated
• What was the significance of 'Mein Kampf'?

  Spread Nazi ideas across Germany
• How did the Great Depression affect Germany?

  Severe economic crash and high unemployment
• What did Hitler promise the German people?

  Work and bread
• How did the Nazis rise to power between 1929-32?

  From minor party to largest political party
• When was Hitler appointed Chancellor?

  January 1933
• What was the public sentiment towards the Treaty of Versailles in Germany?

  Many thought it was unfair
• What caused hyperinflation in Germany in 1923?

  Government printed more money to pay workers
• How did Stresemann address Germany's economic problems?

  Introduced new currency and secured loans
• What event marked the beginning of Hitler's dictatorship?

  Reichstag Fire in February 1933
• What was the Enabling Act?

  Gave Hitler power to make laws unilaterally
• What happened during the Night of the Long Knives?

  Hitler's SS murdered potential threats
• When did Hitler become Führer?

  August 1934
• What was the role of propaganda in Nazi Germany?

  Indoctrinated people to obey the Nazis
• Who headed the Ministry of Enlightenment and Propaganda?

  Joseph Goebbels
• Why did Hitler use terror?

  To ensure absolute loyalty to him
• Why were young people important to Hitler?

  To indoctrinate them into Nazi ideology
• What was the purpose of censorship in Nazi Germany?

  Controlled media to favor Nazi regime
• What were mass rallies used for in Nazi Germany?

  Public displays of support for Nazism
• What was the significance of the 1936 Berlin Olympics?

  Showcased Nazi regime's success