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Hitler’s Rise to Power

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This Class 9 History topic, from “Nazism and the Rise of Hitler,” explains how post-World War I Germany’s economic hardship, the Treaty of Versailles, political instability and the Great Depression created conditions for Nazi support. Students examine Hitler’s propaganda, promises of national revival, use of mass mobilisation and the weakening of democratic institutions that enabled his appointment as Chancellor in 1933 and the establishment of dictatorship.

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Medium · Level 34 · mass politics,rallies,media,symbols
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  1. It influenced people through rallies propaganda symbols and media
  2. It remained only in private meetings
  3. It did not communicate with people
  4. It abandoned all propaganda tools
Medium · Level 34 · hitler rise to power,economic crisis,nationalism,nazi propaganda,great depression,weisimar germany
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  1. Economic fear was linked with the promise of restoring national pride
  2. The economic crisis ended nationalist feelings in Germany
  3. Nationalism immediately ended unemployment without any economic policy
  4. Economic crisis and nationalism had no connection with Nazi propaganda
Medium · Level 34 · reichstag fire,enabling act,state building
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  1. The fire gave a pretext for repression and the Act gave dictatorship legal power
  2. Both ended Nazi power
  3. Both were agricultural reforms
  4. Both strengthened multiparty democracy
Medium · Level 34 · hitler rise to power,nazism,mass support,political violence,weimar germany,nazi propaganda
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  1. Mass support gave the Nazis legitimacy, while violence intimidated and weakened opponents
  2. Violence caused the Nazi Party to lose all mass support
  3. Hitler's rise depended only on mass support; violence had no role
  4. The Nazis did not use violence before or after coming to power
Medium · Level 34 · democracy to dictatorship,opposition,one party rule
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  1. Through opposition repression laws and one-party control
  2. By strengthening multiparty elections
  3. By expanding free press
  4. By making parliament supreme
Medium · Level 34 · nazism, hitler rise to power, enabling act, reichstag, germany 1933, dictatorship
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  1. Enabling Act (1933)
  2. Treaty of Versailles
  3. Reichstag Fire Decree
  4. Munich Agreement
Medium · Level 34 · democracy lesson,propaganda,weak institutions
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  1. Crisis propaganda violence and weak institutions can break democracy from within
  2. Elections always save democracy
  3. Dictatorship protects democracy
  4. Propaganda has no effect on people
Medium · Level 34 · local branches,nazi organisation,propaganda
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  1. They carried propaganda to villages and small towns
  2. They kept the Nazi Party limited only to the capital
  3. They strengthened Weimar democracy
  4. They stopped participating in elections
Medium · Level 34 · small shopkeepers,artisans,economic crisis
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  1. By asking them to stay away from politics
  2. By promising stability work and protection from major crisis
  3. By immediately taking all their shops
  4. Only by increasing foreign trade
Medium · Level 34 · election propaganda,simple promises,crisis
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  1. Because people in complex crisis were seeking direct and emotional answers
  2. Because people did not understand politics at all
  3. Because Nazis had no propaganda
  4. Because it strengthened the Treaty of Versailles
Medium · Level 34 · opposition weakness,political division,nazi rise
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  1. Because a strong united front against Nazis could not form
  2. Because all opposition parties merged into the Nazi Party
  3. Because opponents made Hitler President
  4. Because Germany had no political parties
Medium · Level 35 · weimar instability,strong leader,nazi rise
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  1. It gave people complete trust in democracy
  2. It increased the demand for a strong leader
  3. It removed the Nazi Party from politics
  4. It made Germany a war winner
Medium · Level 35 · versailles treaty,national humiliation,propaganda
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  1. He called it a victory of German pride
  2. He completely ignored it
  3. He presented it as a symbol of national humiliation
  4. He called it a success of democracy
Medium · Level 35 · great depression,unemployment,extremism
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  1. Fear unemployment and desire for quick solutions
  2. Complete economic security
  3. Complete faith in democracy
  4. Political peace and satisfaction
Medium · Level 35 · youth,jobs,nazi promises
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  1. Accepting foreign rule
  2. Increasing taxes
  3. Long debates in parliament
  4. Jobs honour and future
Medium · Level 35 · middle class,insecurity,nazi support
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  1. Fear of foreign travel stopping
  2. Fear of poverty social decline and instability
  3. Fear of schools closing
  4. Fear of losing sports competitions
Medium · Level 35 · peasants,debt,market crisis
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  1. They were fully satisfied with Weimar parliament
  2. They wanted to move to cities
  3. They were worried by debt market crisis and falling income
  4. They were completely away from Nazi propaganda
Medium · Level 35 · rallies,symbols,visual propaganda
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  1. To create a visual impact of Nazi power discipline and unity
  2. To keep the Nazi Party secret
  3. To stop people from voting
  4. To strengthen the Treaty of Versailles
Medium · Level 35 · nazi propaganda,hitler rise to power,political slogans,mass persuasion,weimar germany
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  1. They explained complex economic theories in detail
  2. They delivered an immediately understandable message to people facing crisis
  3. They exposed the political weaknesses of the Nazi Party
  4. They kept people away from all political activities
Medium · Level 35 · sa,storm troopers,political violence
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  1. They intimidated opponents and pressured street politics
  2. They kept the Nazi Party away from elections
  3. They gave full freedom to parliament
  4. They disarmed Germany