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WorksheetsThe Rise of the Nazi Empire
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 14mins
What year was Hitler appointed Chancellor?
1933
2010
1985
1945
What kind of leader did Hitler become?
Republican
Totalitarian
Monarch
Communistic
The death of Hindenburg was so important because it allowed Hitler to do what?
Die
Give up his power as Chancellor
Become President
Combine rolls of President and Chancellor
What word is used for extreme nationalism where a nation is willing to eliminate other ethnic groups to assert their dominance?
(a)
What are characteristics of a totalitarian leader?
Uses military to control society
Uses fear as a primary motivator
Controls flow of information
Remakes society around a specific ideology
What country did Hitler become a dictator in?
Germany
Italy
Austria
What party was Hitler a part of?
Communist Party
Nazi Party
True or false: The German people were upset over the Treaty of Versailles.
True
False
Which country struggled economically in the 1920s because of the Treaty of Versailles?
USA
Germany
Italy
France
Which type of government is ruled by a dictator and practices extreme militarism and nationalism?
Republic
Democracy
Fascism
Communism
Who was the dictator of Germany?
Benito Mussolini
Joseph Stalin
Adolf Hitler
Emperor Hirohito
What political party was Adolf Hitler the leader of?
Republicans
Democrats
Federalists
National Socialist - Nazis
Hitler and the Nazis persecuted (punished) the __________, because the Nazis believed the Aryans (white Germans) were a superior race.
British
Americans
Jews
Muslims
Which country was forced to take responsibility for World War I under the Treaty of Versailles?
France
England
United States
Germany
First democratic government in Germany
German Communist Party
National Socialist Party
Winner Republic
Weimar Republic
Which of the following concepts was the primary force driving many Germans post World War I?
militarism
nationalism
imperialism
entangled alliances
Which adjective best describes the Treaty of Versailles?
fair
just
revenge
wonderful
Within the context of the Treaty of Versailles, reparations means
Germany was allowed to keep its army
Germany's war debt was abolished
Germany was forced to pay the financial cost of World War I
Germany was obligated to rebuild France
