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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Hitler think should follow the elimination of the Jewish rights?
2. What does Part 4 of "The Beerhall Agitator" say Hitler's speech started to call for?
3. What did Hitler claim to go to Munich for in Part 5 of "Elation and Embitterment"?
4. What does Ian Kershaw say Hitler had no real intention of doing during his last assignment?
5. What does Ian Kershaw say the main reason was for Hitler to leave Vienna?
Short Essay Questions
1. What did Hitler do for a living after spending some time on the street according to "Drop-Out"?
2. What was Hitler dissatisfied with, and what did he do to correct it in "The Drummer"?
3. What did Hitler say that one's stand on the Jewish question should be based on, and what was Hitler's stand?
4. What school did Hitler try to apply to a second time?
5. What did Hitler do after clashes between the government and Communists according to Part 6 of "The Drummer"?
6. While working for Mayr's department, what group was Hitler asked to join and why?
7. What was Hitler's moral stand when he was living in Vienna?
8. Who was Karl May for Hitler?
9. Who did people in Germany start to blame for the war and the loss after the end of World War I according to Ian Kershaw?
10. What were the things Kershaw says that Hitler believed would be enough for his success, and was he right?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Examine why countries require military service of its citizens, analyzing both its advantages and disadvantages for the government and citizens and how required military service impacted Hitler.
Essay Topic 2
Examine the role of education in Hitler's life, from his youth to college years, and examine what impact the rejection by the Academy of Fine Arts had on Hitler.
Essay Topic 3
Examine the impact that the anti-Jewish propaganda had on the Jewish people, such as the development of concentration camps, the determination of Jewish blood, and other aspects of the new laws.
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