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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Martyr and His Church and The Martyr as Rebel: A Sociological.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Jagerstatter decide it was not acceptable to do even for the sake of family?
(a) To do wrong.
(b) To go to church.
(c) To accept charity.
(d) To fight.

2. What was "institutional forms of protest and only incidentally and consequentially did it relate to the individual level of behavior" according to Zahn?
(a) The conformity of believers to the Nazi regime.
(b) The Church objections to the Nazi regime.
(c) The Church conformity to the Nazi regime.
(d) The conformity of priests to the Nazi regime.

3. Where was Jagerstatter moved to prior to his death?
(a) Berlin.
(b) Ermstberg.
(c) Brandenburg.
(d) Enns.

4. What were the few villagers that were willing to say that Jagerstatter had "done something great" inclined to do?
(a) Leave the village.
(b) Put limits on his actions.
(c) Say they supported him.
(d) Hide themselves.

5. Who influenced Jagerstatter's religious beliefs?
(a) His stepfather.
(b) His mother.
(c) His grandmother.
(d) His father.

Short Answer Questions

1. What possible explanation to the blotched nature of the April 9 letter does Zahn give?

2. What does Jagerstatter's lawyer say about the odds during his trial?

3. What did the court official plead with Jagerstatter to accept?

4. Who put his career and life at risk in pleading for Jagerstatter?

5. Who does Jagerstatter say were always persecuted?

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