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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Just because work groups unite in a federation, it does not necessarily mean that they will become what?
(a) Strong.
(b) Intelligent.
(c) Useful.
(d) Unified.

2. What would be the purpose of the National Socialist trade union?
(a) To be used as a tool of class struggle.
(b) To convince others to join the union.
(c) To control the workers.
(d) To represent the occupational interests of its members.

3. When is the National Socialist German Workers Party dissolved?
(a) On November 9, 1903.
(b) On November 9, 1923.
(c) On November 9, 1933.
(d) On November 9, 1913.

4. What type of men makes good organizers?
(a) Those who are very passionate.
(b) Those with vast amounts of experience.
(c) Those having a wealth of practical knowledge.
(d) Those having a wealth of theoretical knowledge.

5. What are these groups?
(a) Supporters and members.
(b) Supporters, members, leaders, friends, and advocates.
(c) Supporters, members, leaders, and friends.
(d) Supporters, members, and leaders.

6. The old Reich appears weak to the outside. What does it gives its citizens?
(a) What is needed to survive.
(b) Some freedom.
(c) No freedom.
(d) Internal freedom.

7. When does Hitler's organization experience rapid growth?
(a) By 1929.
(b) By 1932.
(c) By 1912.
(d) By 1922.

8. Does Hitler feel that trade unions can be done away with?
(a) Some.
(b) No.
(c) Maybe.
(d) Yes.

9. With what is this chapter concerned?
(a) The alliance policy of Germany in the years following World War I.
(b) The alliance policy of Germany in the years following World War II.
(c) The alliance policy of Germany in the years following Russo-Japanese War.
(d) The alliance policy of Germany in the years following the Thirty Years War.

10. How does Hitler prove his point regarding the previous question?
(a) He reviews the reasons that a country becomes wealthy.
(b) He reviews the factors that lead to the formation and development of culture.
(c) He provides evidence showing that economic progress is senseless.
(d) He shows what truly makes a country safe.

11. Who does Hitler accuse of pillaging the German nation through war societies?
(a) The Allied forces.
(b) The Russians.
(c) The Catholics.
(d) The Jews.

12. What do the end of World War I and the armistice do to Germany?
(a) It protects the Germans from other nations.
(b) It rightly punishes Germany for their treatment of other countries.
(c) It frees Germany from the bonds of poverty.
(d) It relegates Germany to a position of submission.

13. What should people always ask regarding policies?
(a) If a policy action will be beneficial or injurious in the present and in the future.
(b) If a policy action will be beneficial or injurious in the future.
(c) If a policy of action is fair to all.
(d) If a policy action is beneficial or injurious in the present.

14. How many foundations are there of the old state?
(a) Three.
(b) Five.
(c) Two.
(d) Ten.

15. Toward what must the policy undertaken by present-day Germany be directed?
(a) Encouraging trade between Germany and other nations.
(b) Preserving the character of the German people.
(c) Securing freedom in the future.
(d) Isolating and protecting the German states.

Short Answer Questions

1. The first part in the battle is the __________________ of the existing state of affairs.

2. What is the purpose of the occupation of the Ruhr?

3. When does the Party reappear and is stronger than ever?

4. Since the 1918 end of the monarchy, what has the government been in regards to foreign affairs, according to Hitler?

5. When is a specific rallying point against Marxism premiered?

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