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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How old was Joseph Schachno at the start of the Introduction?
(a) 35.
(b) 31.
(c) 24.
(d) 32.

2. What proof did the uniformed men have of Joseph Schachno's crime?
(a) A phone call he recieved.
(b) None.
(c) A letter he wrote.
(d) A meeting he had.

3. 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) Anti-Soviet laws.
(d) German obsession with racial purity.

4. What was one of Franklin D. Roosevelt's most difficult jobs after being elected according to Chapter 2?
(a) Find a security chief for Germany.
(b) Find an ambassador for Germany.
(c) Find an interpreter for Germany.
(d) Find the SAS chief for Germany.

5. When did the Introduction take place?
(a) 1929.
(b) 1936.
(c) 1933.
(d) 1934.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where did Schachno go on his way to returning to the U.S?

2. What was George S. Messersmith's position?

3. What was George S. Messersmith's campaign?

4. Where did Schachno go to after he was beaten?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. What would soon open in a nearby building?

2. Who was William E. Dodd, and why was he growing frustrated according to Chapter 1?

3. Why did Schachno appear at the American consulate?

4. What were William and Martha like according to Chapter 3?

5. What was happening since the German chancellor was named?

6. Who was George S. Messersmith?

7. Where was Joseph Schachno from, according to the Introduction?

8. Why was Dodd not a typical candidate for an ambassadorship?

9. What personal connections did Dodd have?

10. Who did Dodd invite to join them in Germany?

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