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Weimar Germany
Unit 2: Hitlers rise to power 1918-1933
Lesson 10: Hitler early career and development of Nazi party
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What was the political party Hitler joined in 1918?
German Workers' Party
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How many members did the German Workers' Party have when Hitler joined?
23
members
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By what year had Hitler attracted 50,000 members to the party?
1922
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What significant event did Hitler participate in before entering politics?
World War I
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What award did Hitler receive twice for bravery?
Iron Cross
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What motivated Hitler to enter politics after World War I?
The loss of the war and
Treaty of Versailles
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What was the original name of the German Workers' Party before Hitler changed it?
German Workers' Party
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What symbol did Hitler use to broaden the party's appeal?
Swastika
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Who was Hermann Göring in relation to Hitler's rise?
A
wealthy
and attractive politician
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What was the purpose of the 25 Point Programme?
To outline the
party's
main aims
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What was one of the main strategies used by Hitler to gain support?
Effective use of
propaganda
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How did Hitler's public speaking skills contribute to his appeal?
His
passionate
gestures and eye contact
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What was the new name of the party after Hitler's changes?
National Socialist German Workers' Party (
NSDAP
)
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What role did propaganda play in Hitler's strategy?
It helped to publicize
Nazi
ideas
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What were the key components of Hitler's strategy to build the Nazi Party?
Changed party name to broaden appeal
Used the
swastika
as a symbol
Established a party newspaper
Set up a permanent office
Fundraised for the party
Created the 25 Point Programme
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What were the main aims of the 25 Point Programme?
Outline party beliefs
Promote
nationalism
and socialism
Address grievances from the
Treaty of Versailles
Gain support from various social groups
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