Primary Source Analysis Quiz

What is the difference between 'The Fatherland' and 'the Republic'?

• 'The Fatherland' refers to a nation considered as a homeland, while 'the Republic' is a form of government where power resides with the people or their representatives.

• 'The Fatherland' and 'the Republic' are terms for the same concept.

• 'The Fatherland' is a specific country, and 'the Republic' is an ideology.

• There is no difference; both terms are interchangeable.

What are the three demands of Hitler and his Movement (Nazi Party)?

• Abolition of the Treaty of Versailles, expansion of German territory, and exclusion of Jews from civil society

• Establishment of a dictatorship, promotion of Aryan supremacy, and acquisition of new colonies

• Reduction of unemployment, increase in industrial production, and establishment of national healthcare

• Unification of German-speaking peoples, rearmament of Germany, and territorial expansion

What does Hitler mean by “unification of all Germans”?

• Merging all German-speaking regions into one state

• Promoting cultural unity among German citizens

• Economic integration of all German territories

• Political alliances with German-speaking countries

What is the significance of the Treaty of Versailles according to this document?

• It ended World War I and imposed heavy reparations on Germany.

• It established a new currency for Europe.

• It started World War II.

• It created the European Union.

How was Germany humiliated according to this document?

• Through territorial losses

• By economic reparations

• Through military restrictions

• All of the above

What are the main principles of the NSDAP (Nazi Party)?

• Nationalism, Social Darwinism, and Anti-Semitism

• Liberalism, Democracy, and Internationalism

• Socialism, Pacifism, and Multiculturalism

• Conservatism, Monarchism, and Traditionalism

Hitler also demanded a revision of a certain treaty. What treaty was he referring to, and how did he think it would impact Germany in future events?

• Treaty of Versailles, believed it would restore Germany's power

• Treaty of Paris, believed it would limit Germany's growth

• Treaty of Tordesillas, believed it would expand German territories

• Treaty of Westphalia, believed it would increase German influence in Europe

Hitler compared Germany to an anvil. What does he mean by this analogy?

• Germany was enduring repeated attacks or pressures.

• Germany was the foundation of Europe.

• Germany was responsible for forging new tools.

• Germany was isolated from other nations.

What does the symbol of the hammer and sickle represent?

• Agricultural and industrial workers

• Political parties

• Economic policies

• Military alliances

Germany, Italy, and Japan all became ​ (a)   governments once their ​ (b)   came to power by spreading ​ (c)   to influence their citizens.

• totalitarian
• dictators
• propaganda
• democracy
• presidents
• social media