5.4 Life in Nazi Germany, 1933–39

• The Nazis used propaganda to shape public opinion and control the flow of information.


  True
• The Nazis implemented significant economic and social policies that transformed German society
• The Nazis reshaped the German economy and society according to their racial and ideological vision.


  True
• The Nazis expanded the welfare state but also persecuted minority groups.

  True
• The Nazis sought to create a Volksgemeinschaft based on racial and ideological unity
• The Nazis reduced unemployment through rearmament and public works programs
• The Nazis used propaganda to shape public opinion and control the media.


  True
• The Nazis used propaganda to shape public opinion and control the flow of information in Germany.

  True
• The Nazis introduced policies of autarky to boost domestic production
• The Nazi process of aligning all aspects of German life under their control was called Gleichschaltung
• The Nazis' economic policies were closely tied to their racial and ideological vision.


  True
• The Nazis reshaped German culture to consolidate their power and advance their ideological agenda.


  True
• Under the Nazis, the media landscape in Germany shifted from diverse to strictly controlled and used for propaganda
• What role did propaganda play in the Nazis' efforts to consolidate power in Germany?

  Shaping public opinion
• The Nazis implemented social policies that encouraged women to focus on traditional roles within the family.


  True
• Student groups like the White Rose engaged in anti-Nazi propaganda
• Which political parties continued underground activities in opposition to the Nazis?

  Social Democrats and Communists
• What were some key economic policies implemented by the Nazis to reduce unemployment in Germany?

  Rearmament and public works
• What was the primary goal of the Nazis' economic and social policies in Germany during the 1930s?

  Create a Volksgemeinschaft
• The Nazis used propaganda to shape public opinion and control the flow of information in Germany.

  True
• Match the Nazi policy with its goal:

  Propaganda ↔️ Shape public opinion

  Autarky ↔️ Boost domestic production

  Rearmament ↔️ Reduce unemployment

  Volksgemeinschaft ↔️ Create racial unity
• The Nazis persecuted and excluded Jews and other minority groups
• Under the Nazis, the media landscape was replaced with strict Nazi control and propaganda
• The Nazis used Gleichschaltung to fundamentally alter the social structures
• The Nazis used rearmament to reduce unemployment in Germany.


  True
• The Nazis promoted traditional gender roles and large families
• The Nazis used extensive propaganda to control the flow of information
• What happened to minorities in Nazi Germany?

  Persecution and exclusion
• The Nazis abolished trade unions and replaced them with the German Labour Front
• The Nazis consolidated their power and maintained a tight grip on the German people during the 1930s.

  True
• Match the policy area with its key policies:

  Economic ↔️ Rearmament and autarky

  Social ↔️ Welfare state and persecution
• The Nazis' economic policies included rearmament and public works programs to reduce unemployment.


  True
• The Nazis maintained a tight grip on the German people during the 1930s.

  True
• The Gleichschaltung process allowed the Nazis to bring all aspects of German life under their control.


  True
• The Nazis abolished trade unions and replaced them with the German Labour Front
• After seizing power in 1933, the Nazis banned all other political parties, making the Nazi party the only legal political force
• Match the economic or social policy area with its condition before and after the Nazis:

  Unemployment ↔️ High to Rearmament programs

  Industrial Output ↔️ Low to Autarky policies

  Society ↔️ Diverse to Persecution of minorities
• What term did the Nazis use to describe their vision for a unified German society?

  Volksgemeinschaft
• What group was systematically persecuted and excluded under the Nazis?

  Jews
• Steps taken by the Nazis to transform German culture

  1️⃣ Strict Nazi control of media

  2️⃣ Promotion of traditional family values

  3️⃣ Persecution of minorities