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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through 1923, On Broadway - 1923, The Verdict: People of the State of New York vs. The God of Vengeance.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How did Vogel finish up her days?
(a) Listening to Wiegela and weeping.
(b) Practicing yoga and deep breathing.
(c) Listening to recordings of Isaac Perlman.
(d) Watching films on the Holocaust.

2. When Freida says she is not sure about how to play a Jew, and Elsa says she is Jewish. What does Freida say?
(a) Elsa should convert to Christianity and hide her identity.
(b) They are German first and foremost.
(c) It is too bad Elsa is Jewish.
(d) She wishes she were actually Jewish.

3. To whom does Vogel NOT dedicate Indecent?
(a) Sholem Asch and his descendants.
(b) Vogel's immigrant ancestors.
(c) Rebecca Taichman’s immigrant ancestors.
(d) All of our immigrant ancestors.

4. What love scene is shocking to the men?
(a) The one between Yekel and Sarah.
(b) The one between Sholem and Madje.
(c) The one between Rifkele and Manke.
(d) The one between Yekel and Manke.

5. What does Vogel distinctly remember about The God of Vengeance?
(a) It had a love scene between the two women and was written by a newly married man.
(b) It was on Broadway.
(c) It first toured Europe before coming to America.
(d) It was written in 1906 by a Jewish man.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Sholem tells Madje he is headed backstage to find the producer, what does he tell her to do?

2. What does Dorothee NOT ask Virginia regarding what will shock her parents more?

3. What is the first thing that Lemml does?

4. How does Madje feel about the response Sholem will get from the men at the salon?

5. Silverman denounces this play and is happy that what has happened?

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