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Who promised to support free election in certain districts of Germany?
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What was Hitler to Germany at the beginning of World War 2?
Hitler first gained meaningful office in 1933 as the chancellor in a coalition government after he lost an election for the presidency to Hindenburg, a popular World War I veteran. In 1934, Hindenburg died and Hitler was the concensus successor. From that point on, he consolidated his power to the point where Germany ceased to be democratic at all and became a dictatorship. So to answer your question, Hitler was officially titled the Fuhrer, which in effect means he was the dictator.
How did the Treaty of Versailles punish Germany for its role in World War 1?
Germany was forced to pay an indemnity to the Allies (mostly France) to offset the costs of the war, this resulted in the German government going bankrupt. In addition Germany was forbidden from having military forces. Also regions of Germany such as the Ruhr valley were occupied by French troops.It forced Germany to pay certain dividends for 'starting the war', made Germany accept blame for the start of WWI, and limited the size of their army, navy, and air arm.
What happened to the Nazis after WW2?
The Nazi party (NSDAP) was banned by the Allies and its property was seized. There is extensive legislation in place in Germany against any attempt to form new Nazi organizations. Ordinary Party members accounted for about 10% of the German population in 1945. Initially, they had to submit to a process called denazification before they could hold certain kinds of jobs, such as teaching. In many places the process was not thorough, and denazification certificates were nicknamed 'Persil coupons'! Some individuals suspected of war crimes were put on trial, but again the process was nothing like the purge that Churchill and Roosevelt had promised during World War 2.
Why didnt they remove Hitler from power?
The Treaty of Versailles greatly weakened the standard of living in Germany. The worldwide depression sank the mentality of the Germans even more. When Hitler came into power he promised to nullify the Treaty of Versailles and have Germany gain her influence. When he did this, Germans looked at him as a national hero. The economy was bustling, nationalistic pride in military, and everyone was fed. This was quite similar to how the Americans treated policy in the Roaring 20s, although they were unsatisfied with certain things, prosperity made them silent. Hitler was also secretive about what was happening in Concentration camps. Germans had no idea that people we being industrially killed with such efficiency. This is a difficult question to answer and involves a variety of factors.
Why was Britain the only country still at war with Germany by June 1940?
Because everyone else had surrendered and the U.S. had not yet been forced to get involved. It wasn't of course. Australia for certain and probably Canada, South Africa, India and other Empire countries were too.
Did gerrymandering allow people to vote in any state?
No- gerrymandering is the practice of drawing up the boundaries of legislative districts in odd ways in order to favor the election of certain candidates.
Legalization of sex-workers?
In the Netherlands and Germany sex workers are licensed subject to certain conditions and provided that they undertake to work in defined red light districts. (In Germany the details vary from state to state).
How is a political party formed?
depends on the state but basically create committees in each state starting at city-town level districts and petition to get on ballot,win certain % of vote and be added each election automatically
What is gerrymaking?
It caused by a change in a states population, which subsequently makes it necessary to redraw their voting districts. Gerrymaking is when the person that redraws the districts changes them to support a certain political party. They do this by putting certain areas in different districts which will help their party win the elections.
How many districts are in the world?
Districts have no definitive size and need a reference. There are districts with reference to the world, countries, cities, towns and other locales geographically speaking. There are biological districts and mathematical ones. To identify a certain district you need a reference from which to work.
What illegal activites did political machines use to change election results?
Political machines used many illegal activities to turn the outcome of an election to their way. Among these illegal activities were registering dead persons and using those votes of those deceased persons to swell their numbers, and intimidating the residents of their districts into voting a certain way.
What refers to When legislative districts are drawn to give political advantage to a certain group?
Gerrymandering...
Which of the following is the best definition of gerrymander?
A gerrymander is an oddly shaped district design to increase the voting strength of a particular party. The name comes from salamander-shaped districts drawn up the influence of one Elbridge Gerry , a governor of Massachusetts. As a verb it means to draw up gerrymander districts. Gerrymandering tends to occur after each census which changes the number of Congressional districts in a state. States also need to change their own legislative distrcts from to time to time due to shifts in population and the new districts may be gerrymandered to help the party in power. The idea is to study past voting records and create as many districts as possible with a slight but solid majority for the controling party. It may be necessary to have some "lost" districts to which as many opposing voters as possible are placed.
Who defines congressional districts?
The process of establishing Congressional districts varies state to state. Some states have their legislatures draw the districts, while others have independent nonpartisan commissions instead.
When is the next FC Barcelona Presidential election?
There is no election to be the president of a club all what you have to do is to buy it for a certain amount of money which may reach billions.
What do the coal mines represent in The Hunger Games?
The coal mines represent the Capitol's control on all 12 districts. Each district is ordered to gather/mine/develop certain things according to the districts natural resources.
What is By-election?
It's an election held for a certain seat if the current person holding the position is unable to perform their duties any more - eg they die.
