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- - - - They were also called the National Socialist German Workers' Party
        
        There party's symbol was the swastika/hooked cross
        
        Had private militia also known as storm troopers or Brown Shirts.
        
        The leader of the Nazi party was called der Führer
  - - - He was convinced the people who took him over were not German but non-Aryans(Jews, Slavs, etc) took him over
        
        He wrote that the Treaty of Versailles was an outrage and was determined he was going to get German land back
        
        What did Hitler believe were the rights and duties of the German master race?
        
        He thought it was the Germans duties to over take the non-Aryans because they were not as good as them and didn't "belong"
        
        Conquest
      - Self Interest
  - - - He got into the German Army by volunteering then continued to get an Iron Cross because of his bravery
        
        He became the ruler of Germany and lead the Nazi Party
        
        He gave such manipulating and strong speeches to the people
        
        In 1923 Hitler was overtaken and arrested and only served less than 9 months in prison
        
        What personal characteristics helped Hitler gain success as a leader ?
        
        He was able to talk in front of many people and give very convincing speeches and powerful ones too
  - - - After the effect about the great depression Germany turned to Hitler again because they needed a strong leader
        
        Germany's economy collapsed due to the US not giving them loans anymore
        
        Hitler believed if he put more lebensraum into Germany he could get more land through imperialism
        
        He started to rebuild their military and was determined to conquer Eastern Europe and Russia
        
        Militarism
        
        Depression
- - - - Fascism was a government system where they believed that the people of the nation should be very nationalistic and that the governments should be very militaristic, and that peaceful countries should be dominated.
        
        Does Fascism or Communism seem to be more concerned with the welfare of the people?
        
        Communism is definitely more concerned with their people because in communism the main goal was to take care of the people without much of a government, but fascism was about the people being very dedicated to the state.
        
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        Communism
      - Fascism
      - Militarism
      - Nationalism
  - - - Why did Mousolini’s popularity increase as Italy’s economy declined?
        
        Mussolini gained a lot of popularity as the economy declined because he as many promises about making the government better and that was very important to the people.
        
        After making many political statements against the government he gaining a lot of followers who one day stormed the communists making Mussolini the ruler of Italy.
        
        He gained a lot of control but not as much as Hitler or Stalin had.
- - - - Hitler used his new power to turn Germany into a totalitarian state. He banned all other political parties
        
        The Nazis quickly took command of the economy, including transportation and technology.
        
        The Führer Is Supreme
        
        Hitler wanted more than just economic and political power. He wanted control over every aspect of German life.
        
        Hitler turned all forms of media into propaganda to further his own addenda
        
        Hitler believed that continuous struggle brought victory to the strong.
        
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        Why might Germans have put their faith in Hitler?
        
        Not only was hitler an amazing speaker but from the start he was capturing the favor of the generations to come with the use of the Hitler Youth and the League of German Girls
        
        Hitler Youth
        
        Hitler Makes War on the Jews
        
        Hatred for the Jews grew to be a strong ideal for the Germans
        
        Although Jews were less than 1 percent of the population, the Nazis used them as scapegoats for all Germany’s troubles since the war.
        
        Hitler’s “Final Solution” plan was to eliminate and exterminate the Jewish population
        
        What does Kristallnacht demonstrate about the power of the Nazis?
        
        The Kristallnacht showed that even the common citizen was under the impression that jews were less this allowed the German people to unite.
        
        The Kristallnacht
      - Authority