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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part II: House Hunting in the Third Reich.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What was Alfred Panofsky's occupation?
(a) He was a doctor.
(b) He was a banker.
(c) He was a surgeon.
(d) He was an architect.

2. How long had William E. Dodd held his position at the start of Chapter 1?
(a) A decade.
(b) 25 years.
(c) 3 years.
(d) 7 years.

3. What was crucial for William E. Dodd to do in Germany according to Chapter 4?
(a) Prevent Hitler from persecuting the Jews.
(b) Prevent a moratorium by Germany on its debt.
(c) Prevent Hitler from killing Hindenburg.
(d) Prevent Hitler from building an army.

4. What did Roosevelt tell William E. Dodd was not a U.S. affair?
(a) The way Jews were treated in Germany.
(b) The German Army reconstruction.
(c) German obsession with racial purity.
(d) Anti-Soviet laws.

5. Why did the house become a gathering place for the diplomatic community?
(a) It was viewed as a place of free expression.
(b) It was viewed as a place where parties happened.
(c) It was viewed as a place of free health care
(d) It was viewed as a dangerous place.

Short Answer Questions

1. When did American and German abuse start?

2. What was Rudolph Diels' position?

3. How long did Schachno wait before going to the consulate after the beating?

4. When did Franklin D. Roosevelt contact William E. Dodd in Chapter 2?

5. What was there evidence of according to Chapter 7?

(see the answer key)

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