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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through 1934, Part V: Disquiet.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How was William E. Dodd allowed to help the Jews?
(a) With the personal support of the White House.
(b) Unofficially or on a personal basis.
(c) Never in any capacity.
(d) With the support of the State Department.

2. What did Diels show Martha to prove the growing culture of surveillance of the Nazis regime in Chapter 31?
(a) He played a recording of her father.
(b) He played a recording of a conversation she had.
(c) He showed a live video from Hitler's office.
(d) Recording equipment in his office.

3. How old was Daniel Mulvihill in Chapter 11?
(a) 32.
(b) 25.
(c) 31.
(d) 19.

4. When did Franklin D. Roosevelt contact William E. Dodd in Chapter 2?
(a) June 8.
(b) June 18.
(c) June 28.
(d) June 12.

5. What did Dodd feel was wasted in Chapter 12?
(a) Steel in tanks.
(b) Energy in trying to convince Nazis to embrace peace.
(c) Money on parties.
(d) Water in the fountain.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did the State Department consider doing in Chapter 12?

2. Which comment did Rohm make about Hitler that prompted him to say "We'll have to let the thing ripen"?

3. What feeling did William E. Dodd have towards Messersmith that was mutual?

4. What were Martha and Rudolf Diels' marital status when they started seeing each other?

5. What did Messersmith think of Diels?

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