Question 1

Hitler targeted all of the following during the Holocaust EXCEPT

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A)  Jewish population. 
B)  mentally or physically impaired. 
C)  gypsies. 
D)  homosexuals. 
E)  only children. 
A)  Jewish population. 
B)  mentally or physically impaired. 
C)  gypsies. 
D)  homosexuals. 
E)  only children. E

Question 2

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

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Answers would include a discussion of Hitler's supporters,economic motivations,Mein Kampf and the emphasis on the Jewish population,and the Holocaust.

Question 3

After the failed putsch of 1923,Hitler vowed that he would

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A)  never to go prison again. 
B)  come to power legally the next time he tried. 
C)  get rid of all his political opponents. 
D)  bring the German people together again to show their true greatness. 
E)  not let Germany be a pawn of the Weimar Republic. 
A)  never to go prison again. 
B)  come to power legally the next time he tried. 
C)  get rid of all his political opponents. 
D)  bring the German people together again to show their true greatness. 
E)  not let Germany be a pawn of the Weimar Republic. B

Question 4

Assess the significance of the Great Depression in contributing to the rise of Nazism.Furnish evidence to support your stance.

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Answers would include a discussion of ec

Question 5

Hitler's Reich was supposed to last for ____________________.

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The answer of Hitler's Reich was supposed to last for...

Question 6

The elite military security police which implemented the Final Solution were the ____________________.

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The answer of The elite military security police which implemented...

Question 7

One thing at which Hitler was extremely successful was

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A)  increasing worldwide respect for Germany. 
B)  putting people back to work. 
C)  convincing the German people that killing the Jews was necessary. 
D)  incorporating women fully into the Nazi organization. 
E)  paying off the war debt from World War II. 
A)  increasing worldwide respect for Germany. 
B)  putting people back to work. 
C)  convincing the German people that killing the Jews was necessary. 
D)  incorporating women fully into the Nazi organization. 
E)  paying off the war debt from World War II.

Question 8

Which of these was not part of the Nazi program presented in Mein Kampf?

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A)  Anti-Semitism 
B)  Class struggle 
C)  Rejection of the Versailles Treaty 
D)  Land redistribution to peasants 
E)  Confiscation of illicit war profits 
A)  Anti-Semitism 
B)  Class struggle 
C)  Rejection of the Versailles Treaty 
D)  Land redistribution to peasants 
E)  Confiscation of illicit war profits

Question 9

In his speeches,Hitler labeled the Weimar government as

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A)  Communistic. 
B)  Marxist-Zionist. 
C)  not worthy of German soldiers. 
D)  Marxist-Leninist. 
E)  too soft on legal issues and too harsh on government policies. 
A)  Communistic. 
B)  Marxist-Zionist. 
C)  not worthy of German soldiers. 
D)  Marxist-Leninist. 
E)  too soft on legal issues and too harsh on government policies.

Question 10

Which was not true of Hitler's government during the 1930s?

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A)  Its policy was increasingly anti-Semitic. 
B)  It was successful in eliminating mass unemployment. 
C)  It allowed only one party to represent the German people. 
D)  Its economic policy abolished private ownership. 
E)  It built up a strong military in defiance of the Treaty of Versailles. 
A)  Its policy was increasingly anti-Semitic. 
B)  It was successful in eliminating mass unemployment. 
C)  It allowed only one party to represent the German people. 
D)  Its economic policy abolished private ownership. 
E)  It built up a strong military in defiance of the Treaty of Versailles.

Question 11

Within the framework of Nazi economic policy,

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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 12

In 1934,the SA were purged by Hitler's orders in the ____________________ of the ____________________.

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The answer of In 1934,the SA were purged by Hitler's...

Question 13

The "final solution" to the "Jewish question" was officially decided

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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.

Question 14

The term Hitler used to describe allegedly "pure,non-Jewish" Germans was ____________________.

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The answer of The term Hitler used to describe allegedly...

Question 15

Hitler's autobiographical/political work composed while in jail was ____________________.

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The answer of Hitler's autobiographical/political work composed while in jail...

Question 16

By 1937 the German economy was

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A)  in decline. 
B)  slowly rebounding. 
C)  prosperous. 
D)  so strong that unemployment was nonexistent. 
E)  None of the options are correct. 
A)  in decline. 
B)  slowly rebounding. 
C)  prosperous. 
D)  so strong that unemployment was nonexistent. 
E)  None of the options are correct.

Question 17

Hitler actually achieved power in January 1933 through

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A)  an armed revolt. 
B)  presidential appointment. 
C)  the March on Berlin. 
D)  carefully staged riots. 
E)  Reichstag elections. 
A)  an armed revolt. 
B)  presidential appointment. 
C)  the March on Berlin. 
D)  carefully staged riots. 
E)  Reichstag elections.

Question 18

The most prosperous years for Weimar Germany were the years between ____________________ and ____________________.

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The answer of The most prosperous years for Weimar Germany...

Question 19

Like Mussolini,Hitler did not tamper with

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A)  heavy industry. 
B)  the banks. 
C)  private property. 
D)  education. 
E)  the railroads. 
A)  heavy industry. 
B)  the banks. 
C)  private property. 
D)  education. 
E)  the railroads.

Question 20

During the "Night of the Long Knives," Hitler removed the threat of the

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A)  Jews. 
B)  Black Shirts. 
C)  Bismarckians. 
D)  Storm Troopers. 
E)  SS. 
A)  Jews. 
B)  Black Shirts. 
C)  Bismarckians. 
D)  Storm Troopers. 
E)  SS.

Exam 44: Totalitarianism Refined: The Nazi State

Hitler targeted all of the following during the Holocaust EXCEPT

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

After the failed putsch of 1923,Hitler vowed that he would

Assess the significance of the Great Depression in contributing to the rise of Nazism.Furnish evidence to support your stance.

Hitler's Reich was supposed to last for ____________________.

The elite military security police which implemented the Final Solution were the ____________________.

One thing at which Hitler was extremely successful was

Which of these was not part of the Nazi program presented in Mein Kampf?

In his speeches,Hitler labeled the Weimar government as

Which was not true of Hitler's government during the 1930s?

Within the framework of Nazi economic policy,

In 1934,the SA were purged by Hitler's orders in the ____________________ of the ____________________.

The "final solution" to the "Jewish question" was officially decided

The term Hitler used to describe allegedly "pure,non-Jewish" Germans was ____________________.

Hitler's autobiographical/political work composed while in jail was ____________________.

By 1937 the German economy was

Hitler actually achieved power in January 1933 through

The most prosperous years for Weimar Germany were the years between ____________________ and ____________________.

Like Mussolini,Hitler did not tamper with

During the "Night of the Long Knives," Hitler removed the threat of the

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