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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Fascist Challenge.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to "A Sea of Troubles," how many residents of Cleveland go without food or clothing relief during the first six days of 1938?
(a) 2,500.
(b) 9,700.
(c) 65,000.
(d) 120,000.

2. When discussing Roosevelt's disability, Leuchtenburg mentions that the President has been unable to walk unassisted since which year?
(a) 1914.
(b) 1932.
(c) 1929.
(d) 1921.

3. In "One Third of a Nation" Congress approves the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act. In which year does this act pass?
(a) 1936.
(b) 1934.
(c) 1933.
(d) 1935.

4. Which of the following individuals is the Assistant Attorney General who blames monopolists for the recession in December 1937?
(a) Myron Taylor.
(b) Leon Henderson.
(c) Arthur Salter.
(d) Robert Jackson.

5. Which of the following candidates has the powerful support of publisher William Randolph Hearst during the 1932 Presidential primary race?
(a) Melvin J. Traylor.
(b) J. Hamilton Lewis.
(c) William McAdoo.
(d) John Nance Garner.

Short Answer Questions

1. On which of the following dates in 1937 does Roosevelt send Congress his design to reorganize the Supreme Court?

2. How many deutsche marks are Jews in Germany fined by the Nazis after a young Polish Jew murders the third secretary of the German Embassy in Paris in November of 1938.

3. During the Blue Eagle parade in New York City, Roosevelt remarks that there is a unity sweeping America that has not been seen since what year?

4. As "Over the Top" concludes, Leuchtenburg reports that by the spring of 1934 there were twice as many men working as the year before in which city?

5. Which of the following individuals--a former Roosevelt supporter--indicates toward the end of "Stalemate" that he doesn't really want anything further to do with the President?

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