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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. Why did the new Ambassador vow to lead a modest life in Berlin?
(a) He wanted to impress Hitler.
(b) In support of his fellow Americans hit by the Depression.
(c) He wanted to teach a lesson to his children.
(d) He wanted to save money for his retirement.

2. Who did George S. Messersmith hope would listen to him?
(a) Hitler.
(b) The new U.S. Ambassador.
(c) The new President.
(d) The new SAS station chief.

3. What was there evidence of according to Chapter 7?
(a) Germany wanting peace with the U.S.
(b) Germany being in talks with Japan.
(c) Germany spying on the Soviets.
(d) Germany was intercepting Embassy mail.

4. What was Joseph Schachno beaten with?
(a) Steel tipped boots.
(b) Wire.
(c) Woodem sticks.
(d) Whips.

5. When did Frederic M. Sackett leave his post as U.S. Ambassador in Germany?
(a) June1933.
(b) April 1933.
(c) March 1933.
(d) May1933.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was Joseph Schachno's profession?

2. What was the only thing that Hitler and his men understood, according to Messersmith?

3. When did William E. Dodd reach Germany?

4. What clause precluded the Jews from taking government jobs?

5. What was Rudolph Diels' position?

(see the answer key)

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