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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What violent acts between countries added to feelings of powerlessness and anxiety during the nineteenth century?
(a) Economic downturn.
(b) War.
(c) Poverty.
(d) Unemployment.

2. What was the ultimate goal of the Nazi party?
(a) Gain power.
(b) Give up power.
(c) Strengthen German society for everyone.
(d) Gain freedom.

3. How did Fromm separate the two groups of German people who supported the Nazis?
(a) Fromm based his theory on the people's reactions to the Nazis.
(b) He based his theory on the people's reactions to the Jewish community.
(c) Fromm based his thoughts on how people viewed each other.
(d) He based his ideas on how people viewed themselves.

4. Who is the servant of capitalism?
(a) Sin.
(b) Society.
(c) The church.
(d) Man.

5. How does Fromm define selfishness?
(a) Enjoying capitalism.
(b) Ignoring others.
(c) Being aware of one's self.
(d) Acting in one's self-interest.

Short Answer Questions

1. Fromm likens man's sin of eating the forbidden fruit to what act?

2. How does Fromm categorize the second group of Germans who supported the Nazis?

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

4. What type of character was familiar to the lower, middle class?

5. What dual desires did Nazi ideology appeal to?

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