How did anti-semitism rise in Germany in the 1930s?
How did anti-semitism rise in Germany in the 1930s?
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- In this lesson, we will learn about how Hitler set about persecuting Jewish people. We will learn about the first concentration camps, what the 'Nuremberg Laws' were, and what happened on Kristallnacht.
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- Contains conflict or violence.
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Adult supervision suggested.
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5 Questions
Q1.
The German economy improved throughout the 1930s.
False
Q2.
What were Hitler's main foreign policy aims? Select three. Be careful, you only get the point if you get all 3 correct!
Building motorways
Creating a pure Aryan race.
Creating the Hitler Youth
Q3.
In Nazi Germany, schools could teach whatever they liked
True
Q4.
What was the area between two trenches called in World War One?
Demilitarised Zone
No Go Zone
Western Front
Q5.
Who united Germany in 1871?
Adolf Hitler
Georges Clemenceau
Kaiser Wilhelm II
5 Questions
Q1.
What was the Gestapo?
Another name for the Nazi 'stormtroopers'.
Hitler's personal protection squad.
The German army.
Q2.
What was the name of the law Hitler passed in 1934 to take Jews' rights away?
Kristallnacht
The Final Solution
The Night of the Long Knives
Q3.
Who was in charge of the SA in 1933?
Adolf Hitler
Heinrich Himmler
Joseph Goebells
Q4.
What did German police and firefighters do during the attacks on Kristallnacht?
Arrested the attackers.
Helped the Jewish people to escape.
Protected the Jewish people.
Q5.
How many Jews were arrested and sent to camps following Kristallnacht?
30
300
3000