HISTORY QUIZ 4.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? HistoryGCSEAQA Created by: Bryony HowellCreated on: 09-06-13 12:49 How did Hitler stay in control of germany? Himmler and Goebbels 1 of 25 What did himmler use to maintain hitler's control? terror (S.S, police, concentration camps, local wardens, the gestapo) 2 of 25 What did Goebbels use to maintain hitler's control? propaganda (radio,newspapers, rallies, books, films) 3 of 25 Who were the winners of hyperinflation? people in debt because it made it easier to pay them off and small business paying off their debt 4 of 25 Who were the losers of hyperinflation? Pensioners suffered, people with savings as they were no longer worth as much 5 of 25 what was the invasion of the ruhr? germany annouced it could not pay reparations so it was invaded by 60,000 french+belgium troops which marched into the ruhr 6 of 25 what happened during the invasion of the ruhr? the troops marched in and seized power of factories, mines and railways 7 of 25 what were the 4 parts of the Treaty of Versailles? Land Army Money Blame 8 of 25 What happened to Germany's land because of the Treaty? it lost 13%, over sea colonies were taken away 9 of 25 what happened to Germanys Army because of the Treaty? They were not allowed tanks, submarines or air force, the army was reduced to 100,000 10 of 25 what happened to the blame because of the Treaty? Germany was blamed for the whole war, allies could demand compensation for all the damage 11 of 25 What happened to Germany's money due to the Treaty? Germany had to pay reparations 6600 million 12 of 25 Stresemanns 5 solutions? new currency, persuade french to leave the ruhr, improve relationships with other countries, continue to pay reparations, rebuild economy 13 of 25 2 factors which helped hitler become chancellor? own actions and other events 14 of 25 what were hitlers own actions? Nazi promises, propaganda, organisation, hitler's leadership 15 of 25 what were the other events? wall street crash, fear of communism, weak opposition, political deal 16 of 25 how was hitler able to become dictator? (8 stages) reichstag fire, new elections, enabling act, trade unions take over, political parties banned, night of long knives, death of hindenburg, army oath 17 of 25 5 opponents to the nazis? political opponents (socialist and communists), the churches, army officers, edelweiss pirates, white rose group 18 of 25 how did the nazis change the lives of young people? school curriculum was changed to teach nazi beliefs and Hitler youth club 19 of 25 how did nazis change the lives of women? medals for childbirth, loans given out to get married, women were sacked and men were preferred to work, women were told what to wear 20 of 25 how many children for a gold medal? 8 21 of 25 how many children for a silver medal? 6 22 of 25 how many children for a bronze medal? 4 23 of 25 how did nazis change the lives of people who did not fit in? sent them to concentration camps and forced them to wear badges 24 of 25 what was the final solution? mass killing of jews in europe, gas chambers and more death camps were built, 25 of 25
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