Hitler Test | Final Test - Easy

Ian Kershaw
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Hitler Test | Final Test - Easy

Ian Kershaw
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why did the Reich president refuse to give the Nazi party more power after its victory in the 1932 elections?
(a) Because the Communists asked him to.
(b) Because he hated Hitler personally.
(c) Because it was so totally intolerant of others.
(d) Because they didn't have majority in the senate.

2. How long did it take for the youth in attendance at the Hitler Youth Rally to go by him?
(a) 12 hours.
(b) 2 hours.
(c) 7 hours.
(d) 3 hours.

3. What sent people looking for an alternative to democratic government according to Part 9 of "Breakthrough"?
(a) The collapse of the government.
(b) The collapse of two major banks.
(c) The collapse of a major automotive manufacturer.
(d) The collapse of the Communist party.

4. What was the name of the young woman who shot herself over her unrequited love for Hitler?
(a) Matalie Bergman.
(b) Remy Marceau.
(c) Eva Braun.
(d) Sophie Stuffel.

5. What did Hitler do to political opponents shortly after his taking power?
(a) Imprisoned them.
(b) Killed them.
(c) Bribed them.
(d) Deported them.

6. What did Hitler do shortly after being made Chancellor that produced mixed reactions?
(a) A public speech.
(b) A radio broadcast.
(c) A newspaper interview.
(d) A televised interview.

7. What journal was Alfred Rosenberg the editor of?
(a) The Berliner.
(b) Volkischer Beobachter.
(c) The Bonn Times.
(d) Nazi Volker.

8. What continues in Part 2 of "Levered into Power"?
(a) The planning of the final solution.
(b) The rise of Hitler to power.
(c) The political stalemate.
(d) The discrimination against the Jews.

9. Why were several Nazi party members sentenced to death in 1932?
(a) Burning a house.
(b) Burning the flag.
(c) Political violence.
(d) Killing a Jew.

10. What did Hitler blame his mood swings on Christmas Eve 1924 on?
(a) His bipolar disorder.
(b) His medicine.
(c) His being observed through a peephole.
(d) His lack of sleep.

11. What does Ian Kershaw say suffered from Hitler's imprisonment?
(a) The party finances.
(b) Hitler's image.
(c) The government.
(d) The Nazi Party.

12. What happened to the Nazi party while Hitler was in prison?
(a) It ceased to exist.
(b) It was banned.
(c) It grew.
(d) It changed its name.

13. What were those who wanted to stay at the Prussian Academy of Art forced to do?
(a) Declare fealty to Hitler's government.
(b) Only create Nazi authorized art.
(c) Join the Nazi party.
(d) Certify that they were not Jewish.

14. Where did Hitler spend Christmas Eve 1924?
(a) Bonn.
(b) Munich.
(c) Berlin.
(d) Vienna.

15. Who was Paul von Breckendorff und von Hindenburg in 1933?
(a) The Reich President.
(b) The head of the S.A.
(c) The head of the Communist party.
(d) The head of the S.S.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Rosenberg not have despite Hitler's blessing as a temporary leader?

2. Who was the Nazi Party a problem for according to Ian Kershaw in "Emergence of the Leader"?

3. Who did Hitler want to gain living space at the expense of ?

4. What did a teacher that saw Hitler during a propaganda tour say Hitler avoided doing?

5. What did Hitler do after learning of the Nazi member's death sentences?

(see the answer keys)

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