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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. What do they notice at their meetings, always challenging the same few points?
(a) One man.
(b) A minor opposition.
(c) A unified opposition.
(d) A weak opposition.

3. IF the world becomes more aware of the essence of its struggle and understands the value of race and personality and conducts itself accordingly, it will with almost mathematical certainty some day do what?
(a) Emerge victorious from its struggle.
(b) Be destroyed.
(c) Struggle to survive.
(d) Fail.

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

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

6. Who makes a party successful?
(a) The most intelligent ones.
(b) The ones with the most power.
(c) The ones who are willing to sacrifice for it.
(d) The ones with the most money.

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

8. When is a specific rallying point against Marxism premiered?
(a) In 1890.
(b) In 1920.
(c) In 1930.
(d) In 1910.

9. Hitler sees educating the German population in what as the way to achieve this goal?
(a) Political history.
(b) German history.
(c) Foreign policies.
(d) Racial awareness and breeding.

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

11. What would be would be a rallying point against Marxism?
(a) A song.
(b) A flag.
(c) A pledge.
(d) An anthem.

12. How will Germany's win occur?
(a) If she realizes that all men are created equally.
(b) If she protects the land she has and avoids conflict.
(c) If she has enough troops who are willing to die for the cause.
(d) If she is led and organized according to the principles mentioned above.

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

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

15. What is the purpose of the occupation of the Ruhr?
(a) To protect German investments.
(b) To show France's power.
(c) To demoralize the German people and economy.
(d) To embarrass the French people.

Short Answer Questions

1. When the monarchy collapses in 1918, what is the only concern of the French?

2. Hitler believes that a proper pre-war policy should be what?

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

4. Does Hitler believe that once his party is in control it can do away with existing organizations?

5. What must be encouraged among the masses?

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