This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section III. The New Alchemy, Chapters 13-15 Masquerade in Moscow; The Best Enemy Money Can Buy; The Lost Treasure Map.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What organization ensures the nationalization of banks?
(a) As long as the Federal Reserve System existed, it would continue nationalizing banks and perhaps other industries as they fell into financial difficulties.
(b) As long as the Congressional Banking Committee existed, it would continue nationalizing banks and perhaps other industries as they fell into financial difficulties.
(c) As long as the International Monetary Fund existed, it would continue nationalizing banks and perhaps other industries as they fell into financial difficulties.
(d) As long as the FDIC existed, it would continue nationalizing banks and perhaps other industries as they fell into financial difficulties.

2. How many revolutions did Russia actually undergo?
(a) Russia went through seven revolutions.
(b) Russia went through three revolutions.
(c) Russia went through five revolutions.
(d) Russia went through two revolutions.

3. What were the results of the Russian revolutions?
(a) The first revolution brought in a somewhat democratic government, while the second brought in a a somewhat democratic government.
(b) The first revolution brought in a somewhat democratic government, while the second brought in an oligarchy.
(c) The first revolution brought in a monarchy, while the second brought in a tyrannical government.
(d) The first revolution brought in a a somewhat democratic government, while the second brought in a a somewhat democratic government.

4. What did the USSR implement instead of true Communism?
(a) The USSR never implemented true Communism but became a money-making machine for the secret money society that was controlled by the United Nations.
(b) The USSR never implemented true Communism but became a money-making machine for the Axis powers.
(c) The USSR never implemented true Communism but became a money-making machine for those trying to establish a quasi-capitalist system of government.
(d) The USSR never implemented true Communism but became a money-making machine for the secret money society that had turned into several branches called Round Tables.

5. What occurred when coinage was weakened through lower percentages of precious metal or completing stripped of such backing?
(a) Stock market instability occurred when the coinage was debased through lower percentages of precious metal or none at all.
(b) Deflation resulted when the coinage was debased through lower percentages of precious metal or none at all.
(c) Paper money was seen to be the superior monetary system when the coinage was debased through lower percentages of precious metal or none at all.
(d) Inflation and political turmoil occurred when the coinage was debased through lower percentages of precious metal or none at all.