Time Out Review: Hitler's Rise to Power / Appeasement
A game to review Hitler's rise to power and appeasement.
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Topics of this game:
- This event- likely more than any other- led to a massive increase in the number of Nazis elected to the Reichstag (German Parliament) between 1928 and 1932:
- After Germany suspended democratic government, they placed power in the hands of:
- Hitler was technically appointed to the position of chancellor legally.
- He was Hilter's head of propaganda:
- The Nazi's used this events as a way to expand their power:
- The Enabling Act:
- On June 30, 1934 Hitler:
- He headed Hitler's S.S. (his elite personal bodyguard) and oversaw Hitler's special courts and camps:
- Term for the Nazi Secret Police:
- These laws were the first systematic attempt to remove Jews from German society:
- Even with increased spending on the military and public works programs (such as stadiums, roads, etc.), the Nazis were unable to reduce German unemployment at all.
- Appeasement means:
- This nation is most directly associated with the policy of appeasement:
- In 1934, Hitler began to demand the nation of:
- This world leader convinced Hitler to back down from his early demands for Austria:
- In March of 1935, Hitler moved troops into this area, violating the Treaty of Versailles:
- The demilitarization of the Rhineland was meant to proect:
- When Hitler moved troops into the Rhineland, both the British and French took a firm stand.
- Hitler took Austria as a result of a bloody battle.
- Hitler demanded this horseshoe shaped region of Czechoslovakia:
- This world leader is MOST directly associated with the policy of appeasement:
- In the _______________________Agreement, Hitler was given the Sudetenland.
- Hitler was given the Sudetenland in exchange for:
- HItler also demanded this international city under the control of the League of Nations:
- Hitler signed a Non-Agression Pact with:
- WWII officially began in Europe when Hitler invaded:
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