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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

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

3. When the monarchy collapses in 1918, what is the only concern of the French?
(a) To get the Germans out of France and Belgium.
(b) To get the French in Germany.
(c) To get the French out of Germany.
(d) To punish the Germans.

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Does Hitler feel that trade unions can be done away with?

2. What is the only foundation on which to build a new state authority?

3. What does Hitler emphasize in his speeches?

4. What is the purpose of propaganda?

5. What type of people come to be the leaders and the masses follow them?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Hitler suggest a change can occur for the state?

2. Describe Hitler's meetings.

3. What are the foundations of the old state?

4. How does Hitler feel that every movement has to be divided?

5. When is the National Social German Workers Party dissolved? Why? When does the Party make a comeback?

6. What does Hitler say about organizations?

7. What are the consequences of the end of World War I for Germany?

8. What is one of the views of the movement?

9. What does Hitler notice about the bourgeois meetings?

10. What elements form the basis for state authority?

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