5.2 Hitler's Rise to Power, 1919–33

• Hyperinflation and high unemployment were major economic problems faced by the Weimar Republic.


  True
• Match the Nazi Party with the Weimar Republic based on their early challenges:

  Nazi Party ↔️ Grew from a small, extremist group to a major political force

  Weimar Republic ↔️ Faced political instability, economic problems, and social unrest
• The economic challenges of the Weimar Republic paved the way for Hitler's appointment as Chancellor in 1933.


  True
• Extremist political groups like the Nazis gained support during the Weimar Republic due to social unrest.


  True
• What were the key propaganda techniques used by the Nazis to gain support?

  Rallies, speeches, posters
• The Nazis used powerful visual imagery and slogans in their propaganda to spread their ideology
• The Beer Hall Putsch was an attempted coup in 1923 led by Adolf Hitler
• What strategy did the Nazis adopt after the Beer Hall Putsch to gain power?

  Legal, democratic means
• Hyperinflation and economic collapse during the Great Depression undermined the Weimar Republic's stability.

  True
• Match the early years of the Nazi Party with the corresponding challenges of the Weimar Republic:

  Nazi Party ↔️ Grew from small extremist group

  Weimar Republic ↔️ Political instability, economic problems
• What were the key factors that undermined the stability of the Weimar Republic and paved the way for the rise of the Nazi Party?

  Economic and social conditions
• Match the conditions with their corresponding period:

  Hyperinflation ↔️ Weimar Republic

  Propaganda ↔️ Early Nazi Party
• Order the propaganda techniques used by the Nazis:

  1️⃣ Rallies and speeches

  2️⃣ Posters and media

  3️⃣ Scapegoating

  4️⃣ Nationalism and militarism
• What was the major global economic crisis that began in 1929 and severely impacted Germany?

  The Great Depression
• The Weimar Republic's political instability allowed the Nazis to gain support through propaganda.


  True
• What were the major challenges facing the Weimar Republic after World War I?

  Political instability and economic problems
• Why was the presidential election of 1932 a pivotal moment in the rise of the Nazi Party?

  Hitler's strong showing undermined the Weimar Republic
• The Weimar Republic was established after World War I as Germany's democratic government.


  True
• When was the Nazi Party founded?

  1919
• What were the major economic issues in Germany during the Weimar Republic?

  Hyperinflation, unemployment, depression
• Hitler used propaganda and paramilitary forces to capitalize on social unrest
• What was the name of the democratic government established in Germany after World War I?

  Weimar Republic
• Which extremist political group gained support amidst the social unrest in the Weimar Republic?

  Nazis
• Who led the Nazi Party in its early years?

  Adolf Hitler
• The economic and social conditions in Germany during the Weimar Republic were closely intertwined.
• Compare the Nazi Party and the Weimar Republic in terms of their early years:

  1️⃣ Nazi Party: Grew from a small, extremist group to a major political force

  2️⃣ Weimar Republic: Faced political instability, economic problems, and social unrest

  3️⃣ Nazi Party: Exploited public discontent and used propaganda

  4️⃣ Weimar Republic: Undermined by economic and social turmoil
• What were two key propaganda techniques used by the Nazis to gain support?

  Rallies and speeches
• Hitler's leadership and the Nazi Party's propaganda tactics were key factors in their rise to power
• What group did the Nazis blame for Germany's problems using scapegoating in their propaganda?

  Jews
• The Beer Hall Putsch trial became a propaganda platform for Hitler to spread Nazi ideology.

  True
• The Great Depression began in 1929 and led to widespread unemployment and political instability
• How many different cabinets did the Weimar Republic have between 1919 and 1933?

  20
• The Nazis exploited public discontent and used propaganda to gain support during the Weimar Republic's instability.


  True
• The challenging economic and social conditions in the Weimar Republic ultimately undermined its legitimacy
• Hitler's leadership style was described as charismatic, authoritarian, and ruthless
• The Beer Hall Putsch was an attempted coup in 1923 led by Hitler
• The Great Depression undermined the Weimar Republic and paved the way for the Nazi Party's rise to power
• Economic problems such as hyperinflation and high unemployment were exploited by the Nazi Party to gain support
• The Nazi Party, led by Adolf Hitler, used propaganda to exploit public discontent and capitalize on social unrest
• The presidential election of 1932 further undermined the legitimacy of the Weimar Republic