Mein Kampf Test | Final Test - Easy

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Mein Kampf Test | Final Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to Hitler, what must Germany inevitably win?
(a) A war.
(b) Her rightful position on this earth.
(c) Her right to own her own land.
(d) Her freedom.

2. Many of the issues the party has to address are in regards to what?
(a) The German population.
(b) The Americans.
(c) Trade unions.
(d) The Jews.

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

4. How many foundations are there of the old state?
(a) Five.
(b) Two.
(c) Three.
(d) Ten.

5. What is the purpose of the National Socialist state?
(a) To protect freedom.
(b) To protect the bearer of the culture.
(c) To protect the people.
(d) To protect Hitler.

6. What party forms at the same time as the National Socialist German Workers Party?
(a) The German People's Party.
(b) The German Socialist Party.
(c) The German Marx Party.
(d) The German Democratic Party.

7. What are the results of all of the attempts at harming the party or its leaders?
(a) They fail.
(b) They succeed.
(c) They are damaging to the party and its leaders.
(d) They are somewhat successful.

8. Hitler attempts to outline the major points contained in what?
(a) His love for Germany.
(b) His opinion of the Jews.
(c) His folkish state.
(d) His hatred of other European nations.

9. How many elements form the basis for state authority?
(a) Two.
(b) Three.
(c) Five.
(d) Ten.

10. Where is the Party's first great meeting held?
(a) In the Festsaal of the Hofbrauhaus.
(b) In the basement of the biergarten.
(c) In Frankfort's Union Hall.
(d) In Hitler's home town.

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

12. With what is this chapter concerned?
(a) The alliance policy of Germany in the years following World War I.
(b) The alliance policy of Germany in the years following Russo-Japanese War.
(c) The alliance policy of Germany in the years following the Thirty Years War.
(d) The alliance policy of Germany in the years following World War II.

13. Wage differentials and economic progress do not make ____________.
(a) Germany any safer.
(b) Sense.
(c) A country wealthy.
(d) A philosophy.

14. The first part in the battle is the __________________ of the existing state of affairs.
(a) Improvement.
(b) Making.
(c) Eradication.
(d) Tweaking.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Hitler believe terror should be fought?

2. When does Hitler's organization experience rapid growth?

3. How does Hitler view the existence of Jews in political bodies?

4. What does the use of propaganda indoctrinate?

5. What would be the purpose of the National Socialist trade union?

(see the answer keys)

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