Nazi Policies Towards Women

What was one of the aims of Nazi policies towards women in terms of births?

• Increase the number of male births

• Increase pure German births

• Decrease birth rates

• Promote international adoptions

What financial incentive was offered to encourage births under Nazi policies?

• Tax deductions for single parents

• Childcare subsidies

• Birth grants

• Free education for all children

What was the purpose of the 1933 600RM marriage loan?

• To support international marriages

• To encourage marriages among unemployed women

• To discourage marriages among unemployed women

• To fund weddings for wealthy couples

What organization was set up to develop healthy Germans?

• National Socialist Welfare Organisation (NSV)

• German Health Association

• Women's Health Initiative

• National Fitness Program

What was the university enrollment limit for women under Nazi policies?

• 5%

• 10%

• 15%

• 20%

What was a measure taken in 1933 to reduce female employment?

• Encouraging women to work in factories

• Promoting female entrepreneurship

• Dismissing women from top civil service jobs

• Increasing women's wages

What was the impact of Nazi policies on the birth rate from 1933 to 1939?

• Birth rate increased steadily

• Birth rate declined sharply

• Birth rate rose, then slowly declined

• Birth rate remained constant

What was the effect of Nazi policies on divorce rates after 1938?

• Divorce rates decreased

• Divorce rates remained the same

• Divorce rates increased

• Divorce was banned

What was the impact of Nazi policies on women's employment during the war?

• Women were encouraged to join the workforce

• Women were less mobilized than in the UK or USA

• Women were given leadership roles

• Women were excluded from all employment

What was the purpose of the 1935 Marriage Law?

• To allow marriages between all races

• To require a certificate of 'fitness to marry'

• To ban all marriages

• To promote international marriages