Understanding Nazi Ideology and History

What does the term "totalitarian" refer to?

• A government with limited control

• A government with complete control

• A government with no control

• A government with shared control

What is anti-Semitism?

• Prejudice against all religions

• Prejudice against Jewish people

• Prejudice against political parties

• Prejudice against all ethnicities

Which ideology was central to Nazi beliefs?

• Democracy

• Totalitarianism and anti-Semitism

• Communism

• Capitalism

What does the term "appeasement" mean in a historical context?

• Starting a conflict

• Giving in to avoid conflict

• Ignoring a conflict

• Winning a conflict

What does it mean to "unify"?

• To separate into parts

• To bring together as one

• To destroy

• To confuse

How did Hitler use appeasement and unification?

• To create peace treaties

• To expand Germany

• To reduce Germany's size

• To promote democracy

What does "obtain" mean?

• To lose something

• To get or acquire something

• To give away something

• To destroy something

What was one of Hitler's goals regarding territory?

• To give away territory

• To obtain more territory

• To protect existing territory

• To ignore territorial issues

Who eventually obtained victory in World War II?

• The Axis powers

• The Allied powers

• Neutral countries

• The Central powers

Which of the following was NOT a central aspect of Nazi ideology?

• Totalitarianism

• Anti-Semitism

• Democracy

• Expansionism