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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. How were the Germans met in the Sudetenland?
(a) As occupying foreigners.
(b) With flowers.
(c) With token hostile resistance.
(d) With suspicion.

2. How are the fortresses at Belfort reduced and captured?
(a) By sending in infantry covered by an artillery bombardment.
(b) By using nerve gas.
(c) By direct assault by tanks.
(d) By siege.

3. What city did Guderian plan to capture in the first 6 days of the invasion of Russia?
(a) Kursk.
(b) Leningrad.
(c) Stalingrad.
(d) Minsk.

4. When was the Sudetenland incorporated into Germany?
(a) October 1938.
(b) September 1939.
(c) June 1938.
(d) March 1939.

5. How many French troops surrendeedr to German forces after their defeat at Belfort?
(a) 50,000.
(b) 10,000.
(c) 250,000.
(d) 100,000.

Short Answer Questions

1. What unit was Guderian given command over for the march on Austria?

2. What German commander demanded the glory of destroying the English army at Dunkirk?

3. What type of vehicle was the Panther?

4. Guderian's role in his new position centered around what?

5. What conference led to the incorporation of the Sudetenland into Germany?

Short Essay Questions

1. What post did Hitler want to promote Guderian to; why was Guderian hesitant, and what was the outcome of the offer?

2. Why did Guderian believe France wanted to avoid real fighting?

3. Describe the plan advocated by Field Marshall Manstein for the invasion of France.

4. When and by whom were tanks first introduced?

5. As of March 1942, how was Germany governed?

6. Why was Guderian not satisfied after the armistice with France?

7. What happened to the rest of Czechoslovakia after Germany occupied the Sudetenland?

8. How did Germany prepare to counter the T34 tank?

9. What happened in Linz during the German march on Austria?

10. Why did von Kluge threaten to court-martial Guderian and Hoth?

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