Question 1

What major global event led to the rise of the Nazi party to a place of prominence in Germany?

Accepted Answer

A) Increased international trade. 
B) Publication of Hitler's memoirs. 
C) The Great Depression. 
D) The rise of anti-Semitism. 
E) The communist revolutions. 
A) Increased international trade. 
B) Publication of Hitler's memoirs. 
C) The Great Depression. 
D) The rise of anti-Semitism. 
E) The communist revolutions.

Question 2

The Nazis were similar to the communists in that

Accepted Answer

A) both had formal parties after World War I. 
B) both hated the Versailles Treaty. 
C) the core of both groups consisted of young, impatient men. 
D) both saw themselves restoring proud traditions of their respective countries. 
E) both were based on a strong philosophic base and imbued with grand ideals. 
A) both had formal parties after World War I. 
B) both hated the Versailles Treaty. 
C) the core of both groups consisted of young, impatient men. 
D) both saw themselves restoring proud traditions of their respective countries. 
E) both were based on a strong philosophic base and imbued with grand ideals.

Question 3

The ____________________ Laws (1935)set the criteria for racially differentiating between Jews and Aryans.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ____________________ Laws (1935)set the criteria for...

Question 4

When did the National Socialists in Germany decide to implement the "Final Solution" for the "Jewish problem"?

Accepted Answer

A) In 1933 at the first Nuremburg Rallies. 
B) In 1935 as a result of the Nuremburg Laws. 
C) In 1942 at the Wannsee Conference. 
D) In 1945 shortly after Hitler's demise. 
E) During the last years of the Weimar Republic. 
A) In 1933 at the first Nuremburg Rallies. 
B) In 1935 as a result of the Nuremburg Laws. 
C) In 1942 at the Wannsee Conference. 
D) In 1945 shortly after Hitler's demise. 
E) During the last years of the Weimar Republic.

Question 5

Term for identification: Herman Göring

Accepted Answer

Herman Göring was a prominent Nazi polit

Question 6

It is most likely that Hitler's Nazi party gained strength fairly rapidly between 1928 and 1932 because he promised

Accepted Answer

A) to put people to work. 
B) to leave the League of Nations. 
C) to undo the Versailles Treaty. 
D) to "take care of" the Jewish situation. 
E) land, bread, and peace for all good Germans. 
A) to put people to work. 
B) to leave the League of Nations. 
C) to undo the Versailles Treaty. 
D) to "take care of" the Jewish situation. 
E) land, bread, and peace for all good Germans.

Question 7

Term for identification: Heinrich Himmler

Accepted Answer

Heinrich Himmler was a leading member of

Question 8

The W annsee conference drew up the plans for

Accepted Answer

A) the Machtergreifung. 
B) the liquidation of Social Democrats. 
C) unification with Austria. 
D) the Reichstag burning. 
E) the Holocaust. 
A) the Machtergreifung. 
B) the liquidation of Social Democrats. 
C) unification with Austria. 
D) the Reichstag burning. 
E) the Holocaust.

Question 9

Hitler ha d the ____________________ built to facilitate the movement of soldiers and materials in wartime.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Hitler ha d the ____________________ built to...

Question 10

Elaborate on the ways in which Hitler ruled by fear.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discus

Question 11

Describe the domestic consolidation of Nazi power in Germany, 1933-1939, specifically relating to the larger anti-Semitic context.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discus

Question 12

Within the framework of Nazi economic policy,

Accepted Answer

A) the budget was ruthlessly trimmed. 
B) raw materials were stockpiled. 
C) labor's right to strike was legislated. 
D) private property and business were intensively regulated. 
E) Hitler made all economic decisions. 
A) the budget was ruthlessly trimmed. 
B) raw materials were stockpiled. 
C) labor's right to strike was legislated. 
D) private property and business were intensively regulated. 
E) Hitler made all economic decisions.

Question 13

The "f inal solution" to the "Jewish question" was officially decided

Accepted Answer

A) in the 1924 putsch. 
B) in Mein Kampf. 
C) by the Social Democrats in 1932. 
D) by the Wannsee Conference in 1942. 
E) by Hitler himself and enforced with the Enabling Act. 
A) in the 1924 putsch. 
B) in Mein Kampf. 
C) by the Social Democrats in 1932. 
D) by the Wannsee Conference in 1942. 
E) by Hitler himself and enforced with the Enabling Act.

Exam 43: Totalitarianism Refined: the Nazi State

What major global event led to the rise of the Nazi party to a place of prominence in Germany?

The Nazis were similar to the communists in that

The ____________________ Laws (1935)set the criteria for racially differentiating between Jews and Aryans.

When did the National Socialists in Germany decide to implement the "Final Solution" for the "Jewish problem"?

Term for identification: Herman Göring

It is most likely that Hitler's Nazi party gained strength fairly rapidly between 1928 and 1932 because he promised

Term for identification: Heinrich Himmler

The W annsee conference drew up the plans for

Hitler ha d the ____________________ built to facilitate the movement of soldiers and materials in wartime.

Elaborate on the ways in which Hitler ruled by fear.

Describe the domestic consolidation of Nazi power in Germany, 1933-1939, specifically relating to the larger anti-Semitic context.

Within the framework of Nazi economic policy,

The "f inal solution" to the "Jewish question" was officially decided

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