1. How far from the highway was Jagerstatter's home town located?
(a) About 5 miles.
(b) About 1 mile.
(c) About 10 miles.
(d) About 7 miles.

2. Why did Jagerstatter sacrifice everything he had according to Fr. Baldinger?
(a) For sainthood.
(b) For his wife's faith.
(c) For his family.
(d) For his conscientious convictions.

3. What did Jagerstatter's lawyer know about the sentence?
(a) It was open to interpretation.
(b) It was unusually harsh.
(c) It was final.
(d) It could still be reversed.

4. What faith did Jagerstatter's cousin belong to?
(a) Jehovah's Witness.
(b) Catholic.
(c) Protestant.
(d) Calvinist.

5. What did Jagerstatter volunteer to do for the child?
(a) Adopt her.
(b) Lodge her and her mother.
(c) Pay support.
(d) Pay for her boarding school.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was "institutional forms of protest and only incidentally and consequentially did it relate to the individual level of behavior" according to Zahn?

2. What did Jagerstatter tell his wife he did?

3. What did Jagerstatter tell his wife not to do?

4. Who ordered the medical personnel mentioned in "The Martyr and His Church" and "The Martyr as Rebel: A Sociological" to commit their crimes?

5. What vote was proposed to the people of Austria concerning Germany?

(see the answer key)

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