Hitler Quiz | Two Week Quiz A

Ian Kershaw
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 120 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Hitler Quiz | Two Week Quiz A

Ian Kershaw
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Mastery Over the Movement.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What American-educated publisher opened many doors for Hitler?
(a) Karl Groven.
(b) Ernst "Putzi" Hanfstaengl.
(c) Erwin Statler.
(d) Robert Shumm.

2. What does Ian Kershaw say the main reason was for Hitler to leave Vienna?
(a) He didn't register for the military.
(b) He stole food.
(c) He was a political activist.
(d) He didn't pay tuition.

3. What seemed to be Hitler's purpose while he was in Vienna according to "Drop-Out"?
(a) "Have myself head of state."
(b) "Make Germany a superpower."
(c) "Uphold the strength and purity of the German race."
(d) "Give Germany its land back."

4. What does Ian Kershaw say Hitler had not yet developed when he arrived in Munich?
(a) His plan to take power.
(b) His public speaking skills.
(c) His hatred for homosexuals.
(d) His consuming hatred of the Jewish people.

5. Who did Gustl bring back home that infuriated Hitler?
(a) A Jewish girl.
(b) A communist paper.
(c) Cigarettes.
(d) A female student.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Hitler start to develop in Part 5 of "Drop-Out"?

2. What did Hitler join at the start of Part 3 of "Elation and Embitterment"?

3. With whom did Hitler spend Christmas Eve 1924?

4. What foreign leader did Hitler want to emulate in the 1920s?

5. What type of situation did Hitler avoid?

(see the answer key)

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