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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How can written matter be successful as propaganda?
(a) It must be printed everywhere.
(b) It must be good for the people.
(c) It must be in German.
(d) It must be in a form and level appropriate to its intended audience.

2. To Hitler, the ability to feed the nation depends on what?
(a) Its people.
(b) Its freedom.
(c) Its soil.
(d) Its wealth.

3. Does Hitler feel that trade unions can be done away with?
(a) No.
(b) Yes.
(c) Some.
(d) Maybe.

4. How does Hitler prove his point regarding the previous question?
(a) He provides evidence showing that economic progress is senseless.
(b) He reviews the reasons that a country becomes wealthy.
(c) He reviews the factors that lead to the formation and development of culture.
(d) He shows what truly makes a country safe.

5. What meetings does Hitler attend in the 1919-1921 period?
(a) Some of the bourgeois meetings.
(b) Some Democratic meetings.
(c) Some Socialist meetings.
(d) Some Marxist meetings.

6. What does Hitler examine in this chapter?
(a) Germany's wealth.
(b) Germany's relationship with Russia.
(c) Germany's relationship with France.
(d) The number of Jews in Germany.

7. In a folkish state, what are the issues?
(a) Fluency in German.
(b) Understanding of the culture.
(c) Wealth and education.
(d) Race and nationality.

8. What does Hitler say about the present state regarding the terms that exist for people?
(a) There are four.
(b) There is only one.
(c) There are five.
(d) There are two.

9. What type of men makes good organizers?
(a) Those with vast amounts of experience.
(b) Those who are very passionate.
(c) Those having a wealth of practical knowledge.
(d) Those having a wealth of theoretical knowledge.

10. What disrupts the balance of the three groups of people?
(a) The end of the monarchy and change in political views.
(b) Poverty and starvation.
(c) The rise of Marxism and other socialist orders.
(d) The war and high casualties.

11. The old Reich appears weak to the outside. What does it gives its citizens?
(a) Some freedom.
(b) No freedom.
(c) Internal freedom.
(d) What is needed to survive.

12. Of what does a federated state consist?
(a) A league of sovereign states.
(b) A state that is run by a federal government.
(c) A group of loosely-connected states.
(d) One united state.

13. When does the Party reappear and is stronger than ever?
(a) By November, 1926.
(b) By November, 1936.
(c) By November, 1916.
(d) By November, 1906.

14. Just because work groups unite in a federation, it does not necessarily mean that they will become what?
(a) Intelligent.
(b) Useful.
(c) Unified.
(d) Strong.

15. At how many classes of inhabitants does Hitler's folkish state look?
(a) Two.
(b) Three.
(c) One.
(d) Four.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to Hitler, what must Germany inevitably win?

2. What should be the goal of the present foreign policy?

3. How many foundations are there of the old state?

4. What do they notice at their meetings, always challenging the same few points?

5. How do political parties differ from philosophies?

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