When was Hitler appointed Chancellor of Germany
January 1932
January 1933
January 1934
How many seats in the Reichstag did the Nazis have in 1928?
12
23
107
Which is the correct order of Chancellor between 1930 and 1933?
Papen, Schleicher, Bruning, HItler
Schleicher, Papen, Brunibg, Hitler
Bruning, Schliecher, Papen, Hitler
Bruning, Papen, Schliecher, Hitler
Which of the following is true of Bruning's Government?
He had to use Article 48
Hitler was his vice-chancellor
He resigned in May 1932
He was replaced by von Papen
Which of the following was 'true' of the Wall Street Crash of October 1929?
It was a symptom of US economic problems.
It created a new political climate in Germany.
It was followed by a decrease in support for extremist parties in Germany.
It resulted in countries like the US turning to economic protectionism.
What happened in the election of 1930?
The NSDAP gained 107 seats to become the largest party in the Reichstag
The NSDAP gained 107 seats to become the second largest party in the Reichstag
The NSDAP gained 107 seats and had a majority in the Reichstag
Why didn't Hindenburg appoint Hitler as Chancellor in 1930? (Select all that apply)
He didn't trust Hitler
The Army didn't trust Hitler
Papen didn't trust Hitler
Who replaced Bruning as Chancellor?
von Schleicher
von Papen
Hitler
What is 'true' of the July 1932 election organised by von Papen?
von Papen hoped to win enough seats to form a working coalition
von Papen won enough seats to form a working coalition
von Papen failed to win enough seats to form a working coalition
The NSDAP won 230 seats to become the largest party in the Reichstag
Hitler was made Chancellor
Hindenburg refused Hitler the Chancellorship and appointed von Papen instead
After the 1932 election only 32 Reichstag deputies voted in favour of Papen being the Chancellor - over 500 voted against him, but Hindenburg appointed him anyway.
In March 1932 Hitler stood against Hindenburg as President of Germany. He gained 13.4 million votes but Hindenburg won with 19.3 million.
One of the reasons for the success of the Nazi party was unemployment. How many people were unemployed in 1932?
about 2 million
about 4 million
Over 6 million
Who was responsible for propaganda from 1928 onwards?
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Goebbels
Ernst Rohm
The Nazi party wanted to appeal to everyone. In what way did they try to appeal to women?
Offering jobs and the protection of workers
Protection from communism and restoration of law and order
Emphasis on the family and morals
Which of the following was appealing to the Germany workers in the context of the early 1930s?
'Crush communism'
'Arbeit und Brot'
'Fight for democracy'
Which of the following were 'arguably' reasons why democracy was so 'weak' in the early 1930s?
The voting system (PR) made it difficult to form working coalitions
The use of Articel 48 undermined the concept of democracy - it was used too often
President Hindenburg was doing his best to undermine democracy by using Article 48
What happened in December 1932?
Papen resigned as he had no support - von Schleicher became Chancellor
Which of the following is historian, Alan Bullock's explanation for Hitler being made Chancellor?
He was democratically elected on the back of mass popular support.
He was 'jobbed into office by backstairs intrigue'
He was the right man for the occasion - Germany needed him.
Why did Hindenburg finally agree to appoint Hitler as Chancellor?
von Papen and Hindenburg's son, Oscar - had convinced him that Hitler could be 'controlled'
von Papen and von Schleicher convinced him that Hitler could be 'controlled'
He had to appoint him according to the rues of the Weimar Constitution
Which of the following were considered to be ways of 'controlling' Hitler as Chancellor?
He was not allowed use of Article 48
von Papen was appointed vice-Chancellor
He was allowed 2 other Government positions
He had limited use of Article 48
