2.5 Hitler's dictatorship

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2.5 Hitler's dictatorship

(2p) For each statement, choose from: an effect / a cause.

1 The value of a stock rises is an effect / a cause of a company making profit.

2 The Wall Street Crash was an effect / a cause of the Great Depression.

3 Hoovervilles were an effect / a cause of the Great Depression.

4 Roosevelt’s New Deal was an effect / a cause of the Great Depression.

(2p) For each statement, choose from: an effect / a cause.

1 The value of a stock rises is an effect / a cause of a company making profit.

2 The Wall Street Crash was an effect / a cause of the Great Depression.

3 Hoovervilles were an effect / a cause of the Great Depression.

4 Roosevelt’s New Deal was an effect / a cause of the Great Depression.

(2p) For each statement, choose from: an effect / a cause.

1 The value of a stock rises is an effect / a cause of a company making profit.

2 The Wall Street Crash was an effect / a cause of the Great Depression.

3 Hoovervilles were an effect / a cause of the Great Depression.

4 Roosevelt’s New Deal was an effect / a cause of the Great Depression.

(2p) For each statement, choose from: an effect / a cause.

1 The value of a stock rises is an effect / a cause of a company making profit.

2 The Wall Street Crash was an effect / a cause of the Great Depression.

3 Hoovervilles were an effect / a cause of the Great Depression.

4 Roosevelt’s New Deal was an effect / a cause of the Great Depression.

(2p) For each statement, choose from: an effect / a cause.

1 The value of a stock rises is an effect / a cause of a company making profit.

2 The Wall Street Crash was an effect / a cause of the Great Depression.

3 Hoovervilles were an effect / a cause of the Great Depression.

4 Roosevelt’s New Deal was an effect / a cause of the Great Depression.

SA members looking fearful in surrender

SA leaders, dead on the floor, killed by Hitler, who holds a smoking gun.

a smoking gun, indicating that Hitler just shot the men lying dead on the floor. A smoking gun is also <i>a clear piece of evidence.</i>

members of the Army and SS stand with their weapons pointing towards the SA members

&nbsp;The caption ‘They salute with both hands now’ is a joke about the Nazi salute. The SA used to be fiercely loyal to Hitler, and so would salute him with the Nazi salute (with one hand). However, now they have both their hands up to Hitler in surrender, showing their powerlessness.&nbsp;

On the floor, lies ‘Hitler’s unkept promises’, clearly discarded. This represents how Hitler betrayed the SA, as they had been led to believe that they would gain power alongside Hitler.&nbsp;

Hitler (standing aggressively with an armband that reads: ’the double cross’- a pun about the swastika and Hitler’s betrayal)

Goering (who is dressed as a violent god of war, showing how the Nazis have abandoned democracy and now rule by terror)

Goebbels (shown as Hitler’s poodle, since in Britain, where this cartoon was published,he was seen to be cowardly and extremely loyal to Hitler). It was all three of these men that were responsible for this night, because Hitler asked Goering and Goebbels to compile a list of ‘disloyal SA members’,; this list formed the basis of those killed on the Night of the Long Knives.

Get to work..

• Read par 2,5
• Do HW 2,4 and 2,5
• Summarize par 2,5
• Learn the key-words of ch.2

Options: censorship, indoctrination, propaganda, terror and repression

Match the word with the picture

A

B

C

Options: censorship, indoctrination, propaganda, terror and repression

Match the word with the picture - answers

A terror and repression

B propaganda

C indoctrination

Put the following events in the correct sequence

A) Enabling Act gives Hitler absolute power.

B) Hitler becomes the leader of the Nazi party.

C) Hitler is appointed chancellor of Germany.

D) NSDAP becomes largest party in Reichstag elections.

E) The Reichstag burns down.

F) Treaty of Versailles is signed.

Put the following events in the correct sequence - Answers

F) Treaty of Versailles is signed.

B) Hitler becomes the leader of the Nazi party.

D) NSDAP becomes largest party in Reichstag elections.

C) Hitler is appointed chancellor of Germany.

E) The Reichstag burns down.

A) Enabling Act gives Hitler absolute power.