Chapter 2: between wars
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Based on the last slides, how can you describe the roaring twenties?
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The Great Depression is called so because:
A
millions of people were depressed when they lost their jobs
B
it was a long and deep crisis that affected all Western industrialised countries
C
millions of people were disappointed that the Roaring Twenties were over
D
the United States had never faced an economic crisis of this size before
Slide 11 - Quizvraag
Why did the 1929 depression spread from the US to Europe?
A
Because the Americans bought stocks in Europe
B
Because the Americans sold their European stocks
C
Because there was a complicated set of loans and payments between US, France, UK and Germany and this fell apart because of the Wall Street Crash
D
Because of a complicated plan to repay the UK and France for the war effort, this included German minister Jakob Dawes selling US stocks at the Weimar stock exchange
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Which statement is true?
Statement I: The Weimar Republic was a democratic state with a parliament and a president.
Statement II: The government of the Weimar Republic could not end the political unrest in Germany.
Statement I: The Weimar Republic was a democratic state with a parliament and a president.
Statement II: The government of the Weimar Republic could not end the political unrest in Germany.
A
Both statements are true.
B
Both statements are false.
C
Statement I is false
and statement II is true.
D
Statement I is true
and statement II is false.
Slide 14 - Quizvraag
Meanwhile in Germany, Hitler planned to avenge Germany for the end of World War I and the Treaty of Versailles. Name at least two thing from the Treaty of Versailles
Slide 15 - Open vraag
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Why would Hitler benefit from an economic crisis?
A
during a crisis people lose faith in their government and are more willing to follow a strong leader who will solve the problems
B
during a crisis many people lose their jobs. Hitler knew that only communism could save them.
C
Hitler knew that Germany could no longer pay the Reparations, so he got his revenge for the Treaty of Versailles
D
Hitler knew that Germans would all blame the Jews for this crisis and thus vote for him.
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What is a dictator?
Slide 20 - Open vraag
Why did Hitler want to avenge World War I & the Treaty of Versailles?
Slide 21 - Open vraag
Slide 22 - Tekstslide
Slide 23 - Video
How did the burning of the Reichstag help Hitler?
A
It helped him to start an attack on Jewish shopkeepers
B
It helped him to get rid of the communists
C
It helped him to start the new curriculum in schools
D
It helped him to get out of prison quicker
Slide 24 - Quizvraag
What was the Enabling Act?
A
A set of laws that determined the rights of Jews in Germany
B
A set of laws that granted Hitler the title of Führer
C
A set of laws that allowed Hitler to rule without the Reichstag
D
A set of laws that granted Hindenburg the right to veto Hitler
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On the 30th of June 1934 Hitler initiated a purge which would later become known as the Night of the Long Knives. To who was this purge directed to?
A
To Jews
B
To Communists
C
To the former politicians who were part of the Weimar Republic
D
To disobedient members of the Nazi party
Slide 29 - Quizvraag
What did Hitler do to German democracy when he came to power in 1933?