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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Psychology of Nazism.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to Fromm's animal kingdom analogy, why is man so helpless at birth?
(a) Man needs others to guide him.
(b) Man is disconnected from his fellow man.
(c) Man is disconnected from nature.
(d) Man relies on learning in order to adapt to nature.

2. What time period did the process of individuation reach its peak?
(a) Biblical times.
(b) The Renaissance.
(c) The Middle Ages.
(d) The centuries between the Reformation and present day.

3. What is "Mein Kampf"?
(a) Hitler's autobiography.
(b) A book about pre-Hitler Germany.
(c) A book about the Holocaust.
(d) A German history book.

4. Why did the Nazi regime appear to be stable?
(a) The population had trouble being submissive.
(b) The citizens were in revolt.
(c) The population seemed to have its needs met.
(d) Hitler was no longer in power.

5. What is a consequence for man eating the forbidden fruit?
(a) Man lost freedom.
(b) Man is at peace with nature.
(c) There is discord between man and nature.
(d) Man lost his family.

Short Answer Questions

1. What psychological behavior was the main theme of Hitler's ideology?

2. Who is the servant of capitalism?

3. Why would Fromm view the action of man eating the forbidden fruit as a positive act?

4. What was the ultimate goal of the Nazi party?

5. What circumstances directly affected a person's willingness to submit to an authoritarian like Hitler?

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