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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. What does Hitler feel is the most important issue confronting Germany?
(a) The issue of wealth.
(b) The Russian issue.
(c) The Jewish issue.
(d) The French issue.

3. If their present situation continues, their society and political structure will be taken over by whom?
(a) The French.
(b) The Marxists.
(c) The Russians.
(d) The Jews.

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

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

6. How does Hitler views the World War I peace treaty?
(a) It favored the Germans over others.
(b) It is basically an attack on Germany.
(c) It is greatly needed.
(d) It is somewhat unfair.

7. What does Hitler know they need to provide the members of the Party?
(a) A common bond.
(b) Food and drink.
(c) Shelter.
(d) Money.

8. What does Hitler think of the German leaders?
(a) They are unintelligent and uneducated.
(b) They are kind and loving.
(c) They are strong and powerful.
(d) They are pathetic and weak.

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

10. Toward what must the policy undertaken by present-day Germany be directed?
(a) Encouraging trade between Germany and other nations.
(b) Securing freedom in the future.
(c) Preserving the character of the German people.
(d) Isolating and protecting the German states.

11. 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.

12. When is the National Socialist German Workers Party dissolved?
(a) On November 9, 1933.
(b) On November 9, 1913.
(c) On November 9, 1903.
(d) On November 9, 1923.

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

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

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

Short Answer Questions

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

2. Hitler attempts to outline the major points contained in what?

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

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

5. What do the end of World War I and the armistice do to Germany?

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