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| Who gives who an ultimatumn? |
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| Austria-Hungary gives Serbia an ultimatumn |
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| How many casualties were there in the war? |
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| Who created the 14 point plan? |
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| Who were two of Russia's allies? |
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| When did the United States join the war? |
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| An armistice is an effective end of war |
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| Which republic was one of the most liberal democracies in history? |
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| Which 2 political parties did Germany blame its problems on? |
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| When did Germany sign the Treaty of Versailles? |
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| What were some general terms of the Treaty of Versailles? |
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| Germany to accept blame for starting war |
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| What were some financial terms of the Treaty of Versailles? |
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| Germany had to pay for the damage of the war. The cost in money is about 6,000 million euros. |
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| What were some military terms of the Treaty of Versailles? |
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Germany's army was reduced to 100,000 men.
Germany allowed only 6 ships and no submarines.
Germany not allowed to have aircrafts. |
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| What year did Adolf Hitler join the German Worker's Party? |
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| What did the German Worker's Party name change to? |
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| National Socialist German Worker's Party. Nazi party for short (NSGW) |
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| When does Adolf Hitler become leader of this group? What is the leader of this position called? |
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| Why and when did Adolf Hitler get charged for high treason? |
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He got treason for attempting to overthrow local authorities in Munich.
1923 |
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| What does Adolf Hitler rant against in the trail? |
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| How many years was Adolf Hitler supposed to serve? How many years did he actually serve? |
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| What text did Adolf Hitler write while he was imprisoned? What year did he write the text in? |
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| What did Mein Kamph become a base for? |
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| It became a base for the Nazi Party's racist beliefs and murderous tactics |
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| How many members were there in the Nazi party during 1919, 1925, and 1929? |
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1919: 3,000
1925: 27,000
1929: 108,000 |
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| Did the Nazi Party have mass apeal in 1925? |
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| When was the Great Depression? |
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| What happened during the Great Depression? |
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world wide economic, social, and psychological consquences.
stock market crash |
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| Inflation is when the value or buying power of the money goes down |
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| In what year did Germany's unemployment rate double form 3-6 million? |
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People unsatisfied with Weimar Republic.
Nazi party won 18.3% of vote making it the 2nd largest party. |
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| Nazi part won 37.7% of seats avalible in the cabinet |
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| Who apoints Hitler Chancellor? |
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| President Paul Von Hindenberg |
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| When do Nazis begin arresting Communists, Socialists, and labor leaders? |
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| When was the Dachau concentration camp created? What was the prupose of the Dachau concentration camp? |
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| 1933. The camp was a training center for terror tactics to dehumanize their prisoners. |
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| What civil laws did the Nazis pass in 1933? |
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| They passed laws like preventing Jews from holding positions in civil service, legal and medical professions, and in teaching and university positions. |
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| What civil laws did the Nazis pass in 1933? |
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| They passed laws like preventing Jews from holding positions in civil service, legal and medical professions, and in teaching and university positions. |
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| What did the Nazis encourage people to do to the Jewish people? |
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| They encouraged them to boycott Jewish owned shops and businesses.They also told them to burn books wrritten by Jews. |
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| What were the Nuremberg laws? |
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| The laws stripped Jews of there civil rights as Germans. The laws also said that Jews had to be seperated from the Germans. |
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| When were the Nuremberg laws created? |
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| When does Germany take over Aurtia with no bloodshed? |
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| Why did no country protest this violation of the Treaty of Versailles? |
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| They did not protest because they didn't want to start a war. |
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| When did Germany take over Sudetenland? |
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| October 15, 1938. Met with Britain, France, and Italy leaders before occupation took place |
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| When does Hitler invade Poland? |
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| What does Germany invading Poland cause? |
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| Invading Poland caused WWII. It is WWII because Britain and france through a treaty have to help Poland. |
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