This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section III. The New Alchemy, Chapters 11-12 The Rothschild Formula; Sink the Lusitania!.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How did the development of paper money begin?
(a) The development of paper money started out as vouchers issued by the government.
(b) The development of paper money started out as simply receipts issued by goldsmiths who gave the people's gold coins to the government.
(c) The development of paper money started out as simply receipts issued by goldsmiths who were the first banks.
(d) The development of paper money started out as simply receipts issued by goldsmiths who kept other people's gold coins in their vaults.

2. In what year was First Pennsylvania Bank bailed out?
(a) First Pennsylvania Bank was bailed out in 1975.
(b) First Pennsylvania Bank was bailed out in 1972.
(c) First Pennsylvania Bank was bailed out in 1980.
(d) First Pennsylvania Bank was bailed out in 1973.

3. What was the motivation for the Rothschilds to finance wars?
(a) The Rothschilds supported wars to perpetuate wars for the sake of making money.
(b) The Rothschilds supported wars for eventual world dominance.
(c) The Rothschilds supported wars to fight for their conservative causes.
(d) The Rothschilds supported wars to fight for their liberal causes.

4. What was the role of the British Ship Lusitania in World War I?
(a) The Lusitania was being used to transport tanks from the US to England under the guise of a passenger liner that also hauled goods.
(b) The Lusitania was being used to transport munitions from the US to England under the guise of a passenger liner that also hauled goods.
(c) The Lusitania was being used to transport munitions from the US to England under the guise of being a cargo ship.
(d) The Lusitania was being used to transport soldiers from the US to England under the guise of a passenger liner that also hauled goods.

5. What caused the Savings & Loan crisis of the 1980s?
(a) The Savings and Loan or S&L crisis of the 1980s happened because the government tried to insure the deposits, but the funds were tied up in bank bailouts.
(b) The Savings and Loan or S&L crisis of the 1980s happened because the government tried to insure the deposits, but the funds were not made available by Congress.
(c) The Savings and Loan or S&L crisis of the 1980s happened because the government tried to insure the deposits but the president vetoed the legislation that was necessary to carry out the plan.
(d) The Savings and Loan or S&L crisis of the 1980s happened because the government tried to insure the deposits, but the funds to do this were not adequate.