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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many foundations are there of the old state?

2. How many elements form the basis for state authority?

3. In a folkish state, what are the issues?

4. How is Hitler familiar with the use of propaganda?

5. When does the Party reappear and is stronger than ever?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Hitler notice about the bourgeois meetings?

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

3. What strong points exist in German foreign policy?

4. What are Hitler's beliefs about Russia?

5. What happens to Hitler's organization by 1922?

6. What does this chapter contain? How does he begin this chapter?

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

8. What elements form the basis for state authority?

9. Describe the working folkish groups.

10. What are Hitler's thoughts on trade unions?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Hitler's distaste for Jews begins when he is fifteen.

Part 1) Why does he have a distaste the Jews?

Part 2) What is the connection between his distaste and the misery he experiences in Vienna?

Part 3) How does this distaste become hatred? How does this hatred affect his views and beliefs throughout the rest of this book?

Essay Topic 2

The National Socialist German Worker's Party is the first party that does not support a return to the past.

Part 1) Why do they not support a return to the past? Describe the form of government this program clearly defines.

Part 2) What becomes of the monitor service? Why? What does this change foreshadow? Explain.

Part 3) Hitler says the SA must be developed into the party's guard and it must number in the hundreds of thousands. Do you believe he was later able to do this? Explain.

Essay Topic 3

Hitler compares democratic parliamentarianism to German democracy.

Part 1) What is democratic parliamentarianism? What is German democracy? Why does he compare these two?

Part 2) With which form does he find faults? What does this reveal about his beliefs about the way a country should be governed?

Part 3) What do these beliefs foreshadow about the future?

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