P2, T10, 4.1 The Emergence of the Authoritarian State in Germany

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Which term best describes a state in which one party, driven by ideology, seeks to control every aspect of citizens’ lives and monopolize power?

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Totalitarian state

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What wider event acted as a catalyst for the emergence of new authoritarian regimes in multiple countries?

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The First World War

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Which country’s early fascist movement served as a model for Hitler in the initial years of National Socialism?

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Italy

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When was the single-party National Socialist state effectively consolidated with Hitler as Führer?

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1934

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The last major domestic obstacle to Hitler’s ambition was eliminated when National Socialism gained the support of which institution?

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The military

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What is the highest percentage of votes the NSDAP achieved in March 1933, according to the text?

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43.9%

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Which term is used to challenge the Nazi claim that they “seized power,” emphasizing instead a transfer by vested interests?

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Stabübergabe

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Factors credited with leading to revisionism and revanchism according to the list of conditions for the authoritarian state.

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Dislocation from WWI and the Paris Peace Settlement

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What word is defined as the desire to alter the terms of the perceived unjust treaty settlement after the First World War?

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Revisionism

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Pragmatism

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A willingness to be flexible and adapt to circumstances rather than sticking rigidly to principles.