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In 1933, Hitler became the Chancellor of Germany and formed a new government that he called the [blank_start]Third Reich[blank_end]. (Must be Capitalized)
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Feb. 27, 1933 the Reichstag Fire fire occurred. Hitler blamed the [blank_start]Communists[blank_end] for the fire.
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As a result of the Reichstag Fire, Hitler was able to was able to get the [blank_start]Reichstag Decrees[blank_end] passed, which suspended civil liberties and habeas corpus rights.
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Reichstag Decrees
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Enabling Act
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Reichstag Laws
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Nuremberg Laws
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On October 30, 1923, Hitler participated in a failed attempt to seize power (coup). This was called the [blank_start]Beer Hall Putsch[blank_end]. (Three Words/Must be capitalized) As a result, Hitler was imprisoned.
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March 1936: German troops violated the Treaty of Versailles and marched into the [blank_start]Rhineland[blank_end].
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Rhineland
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Austria
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Sudetenland
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Czechoslovakia
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Poland
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March 1938: Nazi Germany violated the Treaty of Versailles and annexed [blank_start]Austria[blank_end]. This was known as Anchluss.
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Austria
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Poland
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the Rhineland
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Czechoslovakia
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the Sudetenland
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1938-Hitler demands [blank_start]the Sudetenland[blank_end], which was located in Western Czechoslovakia. This would lead to the [blank_start]Munich Conference.[blank_end]
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The Munich Conference resulted in Hitler being given the Sudetenland (Czechoslovakia). if he promised to end territorial demands. This became known as the [blank_start]Policy of Appeasement[blank_end] (Three Words)
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Neville Chamberlain was the British Prime Minister signed the [blank_start]Munich Pact[blank_end] (two words/ Answer is case sensitive/proper nouns) with Hitler. This would lead to the Policy of Appeasement.
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March 1939: Germany invaded [blank_start]Czechoslovakia[blank_end]. This led to [blank_start]France and Britain threatening war.[blank_end]
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Czechoslovakia
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Poland
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Austria
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the Sudetenland
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the Rhineland
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France and Britain threatening war.
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World War II.
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Nazi—Soviet Nonaggression Pact.
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the Munich Pact.
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the Policy of Appeasement
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On March 3, 1933, Hitler was able to get the [blank_start]Enabling Act[blank_end] (Two Words/ Proper Nouns must be capitalized) passed which allowed his’s cabinet to make laws without the consent of the Reichstag. As a result, Hitler was able to gain dictatorial powers.
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Drag and Drop the events that led to the start of World War II
1st: [blank_start]Rearmament[blank_end]
2nd: [blank_start]Rhineland occupied by German troops[blank_end]
3rd: [blank_start]Austria Annexed by Germany[blank_end]
4th: [blank_start]Germany demands the Sudetenland[blank_end]
5th: [blank_start]Munich Conference[blank_end]
6th: [blank_start]Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact[blank_end]
7th: [blank_start]Poland invaded by Germany[blank_end]
8th: [blank_start]WWII Begins[blank_end]
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Rearmament
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Rhineland occupied by German troops
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Austria Annexed by Germany
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Germany demands the Sudetenland
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Munich Conference
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Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact
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Poland invaded by Germany
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WWII Begins
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The name of Hitler's book was "[blank_start]Mein Kampf[blank_end]" (Proper noun/must be capitalized) or "My Struggle"
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Check all the reasons why WWI lead to the Rise of Dictators in Italy and Germany
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Bitterness over the Treaty of Versailles
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Europe’s economy is left in ruin.
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Russian Revolution will lead to the rise of Communism.
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Both dictators (Hitler /Mussolini) promised to make their countries great again
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Both countries were promised land in Asia
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Germany invaded Poland with am military strategy known as [blank_start]blitzkrieg[blank_end], also known as "lightening war".
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Hitler blamed the Jews, Communists, and “[blank_start]November Criminals[blank_end]" (two words/Proper nouns), people who signed the Armistice/Treaty of Versailles, for Germany's losing the WWI.