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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the use of propaganda indoctrinate?
(a) A few good men.
(b) A select few individuals.
(c) A whole population.
(d) A region.

2. According to Hitler, should the National Socialists have a presence in the trade union movement?
(a) Yes.
(b) No.
(c) Some.
(d) Maybe.

3. Does Hitler believe that once his party is in control it can do away with existing organizations?
(a) Some.
(b) No.
(c) Yes.
(d) Maybe.

4. What is the only foundation on which to build a new state authority?
(a) Wealth.
(b) Education.
(c) Culture.
(d) Popularity.

5. When Hitler joins the German Workers' Party, of what is he the head?
(a) The legal department.
(b) The recruitment department.
(c) The military department.
(d) The propaganda department.

6. When can naturalization take place?
(a) If the immigrant has some connection with Germany.
(b) If the immigrant has a full-time job.
(c) If the immigrant is not a criminal or political subversive.
(d) If the immigrant is fluent in German.

7. What is the purpose of pre-War foreign policy?
(a) To help preserve the character of the German people.
(b) To encourage communication between Germany and other countries.
(c) To isolate the German states.
(d) To protect all who live within the borders of Germany.

8. Years and years of criticism tear down the existing structure of the state since Marxism cannot exist with any of the bodies that represent the old state order. Hitler compares this with the development of what?
(a) Judaism.
(b) Christianity.
(c) Islam.
(d) Buddhism.

9. To what do the disarmament terms of the peace treaty lead the French to think?
(a) Germany will want to retaliate.
(b) Germany will be shattered.
(c) Germany is still an enemy.
(d) Germany has some power left.

10. What are these groups?
(a) Supporters and members.
(b) Supporters, members, leaders, and friends.
(c) Supporters, members, leaders, friends, and advocates.
(d) Supporters, members, and leaders.

11. What tradition is gone after the war?
(a) The tradition of believing all men are equal.
(b) The tradition associated with the old Reich.
(c) The tradition of holding elections.
(d) The tradition of allowing women to vote.

12. What does Hitler feel is more potent than the written word when it comes to starting wars?
(a) Desperation.
(b) The spoken word.
(c) Fear.
(d) Wealth.

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

14. How do political parties differ from philosophies?
(a) Philosophies are not meant to force the belief on others.
(b) Philosophies are not created to run a country.
(c) Philosophies are innovative and universal.
(d) Philosophies do not compromise any of their views.

15. When does one receive the right of citizenship in a folkish state?
(a) When one completes one's military training.
(b) When one is born in a German state.
(c) When one is fluent in German.
(d) When one is not a Jew.

Short Answer Questions

1. What would be would be a rallying point against Marxism?

2. How many strong points exist in German foreign policy up until this time?

3. How does Hitler views the World War I peace treaty?

4. To Hitler, the ability to feed the nation depends on what?

5. How will Germany's win occur?

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