1. Which is a reason why the Nazis were successful at demonizing the Jews?
(a) Hitler was able to tie the threat of communist revolution to the Jewish race.
(b) Hitler declared that the Jews were evil.
(c) Hitler claimed they were a threat to the Germans and would eventually rule the country if they were not stopped.
(d) The German Jews were not Catholic.

2. When the concentration camps first began, what was their purpose?
(a) They were detention centers for political enemies.
(b) They were a place where Jews could start businesses and work together.
(c) They were a place for Jews to live peacefully outside of Hitler rule.
(d) They were temporary holding cells for Jews until they submitted to Hitler's rule.

3. Which of the following was true about the Hitler Youth?
(a) They were the most fanatical Nazi organization.
(b) They were not allowed to participate in the Nuremburg Party Congress.
(c) They were frightened by Hitler and unsure of his rule over Germany.
(d) They were not eager to hear Hitler speak at the Nuremburg Party Congress.

4. Despite their September 3rd declaration, the Germans believed what about the French and the British?
(a) The French and British were too cowardly to attack Germany.
(b) The Germans did not think the French and British were stronger than Germany.
(c) The Germans did not think the French and British would attack.
(d) If they were going to attack Germany, it would not be until summer.

5. Unlike Hitler, the German people were not eager to go to war for what reason?
(a) They wanted to be a peaceful nation.
(b) They remembered the terrible slaughter of World War I.
(c) They didn't think the country was properly trained or equipped for war.
(d) They were afraid they would lose Hitler as their leader.