Hitler's rise to power 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryWWII and Nazi Germany 1939-1945GCSEAQA Created by: whatarejellyfishCreated on: 15-06-22 16:17 Why were the working class drawn to Hitler He promised jobs and provided security 1 of 10 Why were the middle and upper class drawn to Hitler Opposed communism which was seen as the biggest threat 2 of 10 Other reasons people were drawn to Hitler Charismatic, got the youth onto his side, seemed like a strong and decisive leader 3 of 10 Why was Hitler made chancellor Hindenburg and Von Papen thought it would be an easy way to control the Nazis who kept sabotaging votes 4 of 10 When was the Reichstag set on fire February 1933 5 of 10 Why was the Emergency Decree passed and what was it It was passed because Hitler said the fire posed a threat, it stopped communists gathering and giving speeches which influenced the upcoming vote 6 of 10 When was the enabling act passed March 1933 7 of 10 What was the enabling act It allowed Hitler to make any decisions on his own, contrary to how he needed a vote from the Reichstag before 8 of 10 When and what was the Night of the Long Knives In July 1934, Hitler kills many members in the SA along with it's leader Rohm because he feels threatening 9 of 10 What happened in August 1934 Hindenburg dies and Hitler has total control 10 of 10
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