
World War II - Day 1 - The Rise of Hitler
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Ryan Bennett
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OBJECTIVES:
1. We will identify the factors that allowed Germany to rapidly achieve its military victories in 1939-1940.
2. We will explain the significance of Germany's military victories in 1939-1940.
ESSENTIAL QUESTION:
1. Why did fascist dictators see territorial expansion as a must in meeting their goals?
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Multiple Choice
What type of government did Germany have right after World War I, in the Weimar years?
a democracy
a monarchy
a dictatorship
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Multiple Choice
What was the big German economic problem in the 1920s?
bankruptcy
inflation
the deficit
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Multiple Choice
Which of these policies did Hitler follow?
communism
militarism
isolation
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Multiple Choice
What action did Hitler take that violated a treaty?
being a dictator
using secret police
rearming
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Multiple Choice
With which country did Hitler make an alliance?
France
Italy
Great Britain
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following groups did the German Nazi party oppose?
communists, Jews, and liberals
socialists and workers
middle-class people
German nationalists and the military
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Multiple Choice
What was one reason Germany had a right to expand, according to Hitler?
Germany had never been an empire before, so it had a right to become one now.
Germans needed more living space, which was available for the taking in non-German areas.
Germany needed to become more diverse, with new ethnic groups and cultures mixing with native Germans.
The League of Nations approved of Germany’s plans to expand.
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Multiple Choice
Hitler and Mussolini met in Munich.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Hitler and Mussolini were Communist leaders.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Hitler and Mussolini decided NOT to form an alliance.
True
False
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Draw
Mark the location of GERMANY on the map of Europe.
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On your own paper, write a brief explanation of the significance of Germany's military rise.
Remember, when discussing the significance of an event, ask yourself the following questions:
1. Was this the first time something happened?
2. Was this the last time something happened?
3. Did this lead to a major change?
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