SS6H3a &b

The Final Solution refers to

• Germany's plan to win World War II.

• The Allies plan to win World War I.

• Hitler's plan to eliminate Jewish people in all of Germany

• The clause in the Treaty of Versailles to create a League of Nations.

The Treaty of Versailles brought an end to

• World War I

• World War II

• The French Revolution

• The American Revolution

According to the Treaty of Versailles, what country was expected to pay for the damages in World War I?

• Austria-Hungary

• France

• Germany

• Russia

The revolution leading to the collapse of the Romanov dynasty contributed to the withdrawal of which country from World War I?

• Austria-Hungary

• Great Britain

• Germany

• Russia

During his rise to power, Hitler gained popularity and helped stir extreme anti-Semitic sentiment by

• convincing Germans that the United States was responsible for their many hardships.

• making the people of Germany believe that the Soviet Union was going to attack them.

• blaming the collapse of world trade and other economic failures on Jewish financiers.

• destroying the rule of law in Germany so that Germans would seek retribution on each other.

How did the Nazi leadership of Germany respond to the problems of the Great Depression?

• Germany incorporated a New Deal program.

• Adolf Hitler promoted a classless society.

• The people formed a multi-coalition government.

• The Nazi government took command of the economy.

Which group was the MAIN target of the Nazis during the Holocaust?

• Christians

• Jews

• Immigrants

• Women

Approximately how many non Jewish civilians were killed during the Holocaust?

• 10,000

• 500,000

• 1 million

• At least five million

Which statement about the Holocaust is TRUE?

• Children were not allowed in the concentration camps.

• The Nazis avoided killing women and the elderly.

• Jews were the main targets of the Nazis.

• Most Germans tried to help the victims.

The popularity of the National Socialist German Workers' Party in the 1920s is an example of

• the success of the Weimar Republic.

• the success of the theories of Marx and Engles.

• the disillusionment of people following World War I.

• the failure of the Russian Revolution to win a lasting peace.