2. Chapter seven, "Grant the Fighter", recalls what?
(a) Grant's unique approach to battle.
(b) Grant's unchanging approach to battle.
(c) Grant's quiet approach to battle.
(d) Grant's strong approach to battle.

3. Western civilization considered WWI as ___________ war due to its impact on European culture and history as well as the mystery surrounding the war itself.
(a) "A."
(b) "One."
(c) "The."
(d) "Some."

4. Keegan dispels what myth of Hitler's?
(a) His grand lodgings during the war.
(b) He was insane.
(c) He ran away to Belgium during the war.
(d) He lived in the woods during the war.

5. How close did Germany come to victory in WWI?
(a) Not close at all.
(b) Not very close.
(c) Somewhat close.
(d) Very close.

Short Answer Questions

1. Wellington so impressed Castlereagh that the thirty-seven-year-old soldier was soon a trusted confidant and advisor on one military scheme after another. One of those schemes included keeping an eye on whose activities?

2. WWII would become what for Hitler?

3. Awards and titles were also lavished on Wellington by whom?

4. Was staying hidden terrible to Hitler?

5. By this time, assassination attempts had been made on Hitler's life, a fact that increased security _____________________ by staying hidden away.

(see the answer key)

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