The 1930s saw the rise of the N.A.Z.I.S. Chapter 5: FDR and the New Deal.
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The 1930s saw The 1930s saw the rise ofthe rise of the the
N.A.Z.I.S.N.A.Z.I.S.
Chapter 5: FDR and the New Deal
N.N.The Nuremberg laws classified Germans according to raceThe Nuremberg laws classified Germans according to raceMarriages between Jews and Germans were outlawedMarriages between Jews and Germans were outlawedJewish rights would quickly be taken away completelyJewish rights would quickly be taken away completely
Nuremberg Laws
Chapter 5: FDR and the New Deal
A.A.One of Hitler’s primary goals was to unite all German speaking One of Hitler’s primary goals was to unite all German speaking peoplespeoplesThe Rhineland bordered France and according to the Versailles The Rhineland bordered France and according to the Versailles Treaty it was to be permanently demilitarized. Hitler took it in 1935. Treaty it was to be permanently demilitarized. Hitler took it in 1935. Hitler took Austria without a fight in 1938Hitler took Austria without a fight in 1938The Sudetenland was a German speaking Czech region. Hitler The Sudetenland was a German speaking Czech region. Hitler was given it after the Munich Accords were signed in 1938. was given it after the Munich Accords were signed in 1938.
Austria, Rhineland, and Sudetenland taken
Chapter 5: FDR and the New Deal
Z.Z.The “SS” was the Schutzstaffel or Nazi “protection squad”The “SS” was the Schutzstaffel or Nazi “protection squad”The “SS” were the most radical Nazis and ran most of the The “SS” were the most radical Nazis and ran most of the extermination camps during World War IIextermination camps during World War II
Zealots: the “SS”
Chapter 5: FDR and the New Deal
I.I.When Hitler took power in 1933, Germany’s economy hovered When Hitler took power in 1933, Germany’s economy hovered around 40%around 40%Hitler’s rearmament program quickly put Germans back to workHitler’s rearmament program quickly put Germans back to workBy 1938 unemployment was almost non-existentBy 1938 unemployment was almost non-existent
Improved economy
Chapter 5: FDR and the New Deal
S.S.““Lebensraum” means “living space”Lebensraum” means “living space” Another key goal of Hitler was to gain for Germany more “living Another key goal of Hitler was to gain for Germany more “living space”space”Hitler’s proposed “Lebensraum” could be found in Eastern Hitler’s proposed “Lebensraum” could be found in Eastern Europe (Poland, Ukraine, and Russia)Europe (Poland, Ukraine, and Russia)
Support “Lebensraum”
Chapter 5: FDR and the New Deal
