The rise of Nazi Germany

The book, "Mein Kampf" written by Adolf Hitler outlined his:

• Military strategies for World War II

• Autobiography and political ideology

• Economic policies for Germany

• Plans for post-war reconstruction

The Treaty of Versailles, signed in 1919, imposed heavy penalties on Germany, leading to:

• Economic prosperity

• Political stability

• Military disarmament

• Territorial expansion

The SA (Sturmabteilung) were also known as:

• Brownshirts

• Schutzstaffel

• Hitler's Bodyguards

• Hitler's Inner Circle

The term "Reichstag" refers to the:

• Nazi propaganda

• German parliament building

• Nazi secret police

• Military command center

What role did Joseph Goebbels play in Nazi Germany?

• Chief of the Gestapo

• Minister of Propaganda

• Military strategist

• Head of the SS

Identify the man in the image.

• Heinrich Himmler

• Adolf Eichmann

• Herman Goering

• Adolf Hitler

What role did Herman Goering play in the Nazi regime?

• Minister of Propaganda

• Head of the SS

• Chief of the Luftwaffe

• Architect of the Final Solution

What political party did Adolf Hitler join in 1919, which later became the Nazi Party?

• German Workers' Party

• Social Democratic Party

• Communist Party of Germany

• Nazi Party

The League of Nations, established after World War I, aimed to:

• Disarm Germany from starting another war

• Encourage authoritarian rule

• Facilitate the formation of military alliances

• Prevent future conflicts and ensure international cooperation

Why was Hitler sent to prison?

• He was caught committing treason

• He attempted to assasinate the German President

• He was found inciting violence within the Nazi Party

• He had sent German Jews to concentration camps