The Rise of the Dictators in the 1930s

Controlling media and propaganda

Allowing multiple political parties

Police terror and eliminating opposition

Promoting individual rights

To promote private ownership of farms

To modernize industry and agriculture

To encourage democratic reforms

To reduce government control

Manipulated the political system in his favor

Imprisoned political opponents

Established a democratic system of elections

Controlled the economy with five-year plans

Communist Party

Fascist Party

Socialist Party

Republican Party

Increased gold reserves

Printing more currency to pay war debts

Foreign investment

Reduced government spending

Jewish people

Eastern European Slavs

People with physical or mental disabilities

All of the above

The Nuremberg Laws

The Enabling Act

The Treaty of Versailles

The Weimar Constitution

Germany deserved to reclaim territory and resources to restore the prestige and power it deserved

Germany was treated unjustly by the Treaty of Versailles

All people living in Germany were equal and deserving of German respect

The Aryan German people were superior to other races.

Widespread poverty and unemployment

Strong democratic institutions

Economic prosperity and stability

International cooperation and peace

Germany and Italy

Japan and Germany

Italy and Soviet Union

Germany and Soviet Union