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Why did people vote
for the Nazis?
a) Restoring pride in Germany
b) To solve the unemployment crisis
during the Great Depression
c) Hitler blamed the Jews for
Germany’s problems
d) People feared the Communists
e) Hitler was a fantastic speaker
f) The Nazis appeared modern, strong
and dynamic
Our last hope:
HITLER
g) The Nazis used modern technology
and brilliant propaganda to get
their message across
h) Many Germans wanted a strong
leader not weak democracy
Why did people vote
for the Nazis?
a) Restoring pride in Germany
b) To solve the unemployment crisis
during the Great Depression
c) Hitler blamed the Jews for
Germany’s problems
d) People feared the Communists
e) Hitler was a fantastic speaker
f) The Nazis appeared modern, strong
and dynamic
g) The Nazis used brilliant propaganda
to get their message across
h) Many Germans wanted a strong
leader not weak democracy
Why did people vote
for the Nazis?
a) Restoring pride in Germany
b) To solve the unemployment crisis
during the Great Depression
c) Hitler blamed the Jews for
Germany’s problems
d) People feared the Communists
e) Hitler was a fantastic speaker
f) The Nazis appeared modern, strong
and dynamic
g) The Nazis used brilliant propaganda
to get their message across
Long Live Germany!
h) Many Germans wanted a strong
leader not weak democracy
Why did people vote
for the Nazis?
a) Restoring pride in Germany
b) To solve the unemployment crisis
during the Great Depression
c) Hitler blamed the Jews for
Germany’s problems
d) People feared the Communists
e) Hitler was a fantastic speaker
f) The Nazis appeared modern, strong
and dynamic
‘We farmers are clearing
out the muck’
g) The Nazis used brilliant propaganda
to get their message across
The people on the spade
are Communist and
Socialist politicians.
h) Many Germans wanted a strong
leader not weak democracy
Why did people vote
for the Nazis?
a) Restoring pride in Germany
b) To solve the unemployment crisis
during the Great Depression
c) Hitler blamed the Jews for
Germany’s problems
d) People feared the Communists
e) Hitler was a fantastic speaker
f) The Nazis appeared modern, strong
and dynamic
One People,
One Empire,
One Leader!
g) The Nazis used brilliant propaganda
to get their message across
h) Many Germans wanted a strong
leader not weak democracy
Why did people vote
for the Nazis?
a) Restoring pride in Germany
b) To solve the unemployment crisis
during the Great Depression
c) Hitler blamed the Jews for
Germany’s problems
d) People feared the Communists
e) Hitler was a fantastic speaker
f) The Nazis appeared modern, strong
and dynamic
g) The Nazis used brilliant propaganda
to get their message across
All Germany listens
to the Führer
h) Many Germans wanted a strong
leader not weak democracy
Why did people vote
for the Nazis?
a) Restoring pride in Germany
b) To solve the unemployment crisis
during the Great Depression
c) Hitler blamed the Jews for
Germany’s problems
d) People feared the Communists
e) Hitler was a fantastic speaker
f) The Nazis appeared modern, strong
and dynamic
National Socialism:
‘The organised will
of the nation’
g) The Nazis used brilliant propaganda
to get their message across
h) Many Germans wanted a strong
leader not weak democracy
Why did people vote
for the Nazis?
a) Restoring pride in Germany
b) To solve the unemployment crisis
during the Great Depression
c) Hitler blamed the Jews for
Germany’s problems
d) People feared the Communists
e) Hitler was a fantastic speaker
f) The Nazis appeared modern, strong
and dynamic
g) The Nazis used brilliant propaganda
to get their message across
‘The Eternal Jew’
h) Many Germans wanted a strong
leader not weak democracy
The Rise of the Nazis
Hitler’s
leadership
and
speeches
The SA (Storm
Troopers) gave
the impression
that the Nazis
were very well
organised and
supported and
would restore
law and order to
Germany
NAZI PROMISES
• Solve the economic
problems
• Provide strong leadership
• Ignore the Treaty of
Versailles
• Build up the Army
• Make Germany great again
The Nazis’
propaganda
was much
better than
other parties.
Their posters
were eyecatching and
powerful.
Homework: produce an election poster for
the Nazis, encouraging people
to vote for them. (Try to use one
of the reasons you have learned about
in class.)