Mein Kampf Quiz

Adolf Hitler

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does Hitler say about the first group of readers of the press? (from Volume 1: Chapter 10, Causes of the Collapse)

They are the largest and consist of those who cannot think for themselves.

They are the smallest and do not believe anything the press says.

They are the smallest and consist of independent thinkers.

They are the largest and consist of independent thinkers.

2.

Of what does the third group consist? (from Volume 1: Chapter 10, Causes of the Collapse)

Non-believers who think everything they read is a lie.

Those who do not care what is taking place in politics.

Readers who believe everything they read because they are unable to think for themselves.

Independent thinkers who form their own opinions.

3.

How does Hitler prove his point regarding the previous question? (from Volume 2: Chapter 4, Personality and the Conception of the Folkish State)

He provides evidence showing that economic progress is senseless.

He reviews the reasons that a country becomes wealthy.

He reviews the factors that lead to the formation and development of culture.

He shows what truly makes a country safe.

4.

Why must the stronger not be allowed to mate with the weaker? (from Volume 1: Chapter 11, Nation and Race)

The weaker will make the stronger sick.

The stronger level does not dominate.

The stronger will dominate the weaker.

The weaker will dominate the stronger.

5.

When is a specific rallying point against Marxism premiered? (from Volume 2: Chapter 7, The Struggle with the Red Front)

In 1930.

In 1890.

In 1920.

In 1910.

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