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Power & Authority - HSC Modern History Revision

Total questions: 193

Worksheet time: 3hrs 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Who was in charge of Nazi Propaganda?
a)
Heinrich Himmler
b)
Joseph Goebbels
c)
Herman Goring
d)
Hindenberg
2.
What was the name of the secret police who arrested those who opposed the Nazis?
a)
SA
b)
SS
c)
Gestapo
d)
CID
3.
What special prisons were used to hold political opponents to the Nazis?
a)
Gulag
b)
Holiday Camps
c)
Death Camps
d)
Concentration Camps
4.
What aggreement did Hitler sign with the Pope and Catholic Church in 1933?
a)
Concordat
b)
Non-Aggression Pact
c)
Friendship Pact
d)
Tax Deduction Agreement<br />
5.
Which of these did Hitler NOT do in order to weaken religion in Germany?
a)
Close Catholic Schools
b)
Arrest priests who refused to support the Nazis
c)
Ban Chruch Attendance
d)
Ban Catholic Youth Groups
6.

What religious group used this symbol in Germany?

a)

German Protestant Church

b)

German Faith Movement

c)

German Catholic Church

d)

German Christian Movement

7.
Where did a mass rally take place every year?
a)
Nuremberg
b)
Berlin
c)
Munich
d)
In March
8.
Which Propaganda media was not used by the Nazis?
a)
Film
b)
TV
c)
Radio
d)
Newspapers
9.

What is happening in this photo?

a)

March

b)

Party

c)

Bonfire

d)

Book Burning

10.
What music did Hitler ban in Germany?
a)
Rock
b)
Hip-Hop
c)
Jazz
d)
Classical
11.
The Nazis wanted women to...
a)
Go out and enjoy themselves, go to parties, but have lots of children.
b)
Go out, wear make up and meet a man to marry.
c)
Marry, have lots of children, stay at home and be a good wife and mother.
12.
The Nazis thought a woman's appearance should include
a)
A Bob hair cut, sleeveless dresses and make up.
b)
Dress in plain traditional dresses, have their hair tied up in a bun or in plaits, wear no make up.
c)
Long blonde hair, long colourful dresses and no make up.
13.
Women could do a range of jobs in Nazi Germany, including...
a)
Teaching, practising law and working for the government
b)
Cooking, Cleaning and looking after children at home.
c)
TV, Radio and Main Stream Media work
14.
The Nazis needed lots of children because...
a)
The Nazis needed more men and women to become soldiers and workers in a future war.
b)
Nazis liked children and it was nice to have them around
c)
The Nazis needed more children because they needed more women and men to populate the Germany
15.

The message of this poster is ....

a)

This woman is working in the fields because her husband died and left her alone

b)

This woman is a clairvoyant and can see the ghosts of dead people and animals

c)

This woman is ploughing the fields because the Weimar Republic has no money to buy tractors

d)

This woman is working in the fields so the German army has food and can win its battles.

16.

The Nazis policy on women were very popular with a lot of German people because (tick which apply)

a)

It was really important to look after children at home

b)

Men thought that women should give up their jobs for them

c)

The churches agreed that women should stay at home and look after the children and the home.

d)

Lots of traditional rural communities had lived like this for 100's of years and thought it was the traditional role for women.

17.

A German woman would have received this Gold Cross for ....

a)

Having more than three children

b)

Having more than eight children

c)

Having more than six children

d)

Having more than 2 children

18.

By 1939, 1.4 million more women were working than when the Nazis came to power in 1933. The reasons for this were….. (tick which apply)

a)

German women had produced enough children by 1936

b)

Unemployment had fallen by 1936 and Germany needed more workers

c)

More men had gone into the Army, so Germany needed more women workers

d)

Women rebelled against the Nazis and went out to get jobs

19.

Look at the German Vogue Advertisement from the time of the Weimar Republic. What would the Nazis hate about it? (Tick all those that apply)

a)

That the women is out and not at home

b)

That the woman likes a good time and doesn't like to be told what to do

c)

That the woman is not thinking about marrying and having children

d)

That she probably has a job and doesn't care about listening to the Nazis and doing what they wanted her to do

20.
In 1938, Hitler introduced what as a way to encourage childbirth?
a)
The Childbirth Cross
b)
The Mother's Cross
c)
The Cross of Family and Honour
d)
Mothers of the Reich Award
21.
Kinder, Kurche and Kuche meant what?
a)
Children, Fatherland and Hitler
b)
Children, Kitchen and Church
c)
Husband, Kitchen and Books
d)
Fuhrer, Husband and Son
22.
Which of these were NOT learnt by girls in Nazi schools?
a)
Motherhood
b)
Cooking, Cleaning and looking after children at home.
c)
Woodwork
d)
Sewing
23.
True or False? The Nazis made contraception very difficult to obtain?
a)
True
b)
False
24.
Which Nazi Law was designed to encourage young people to get married?
a)
Law for Encouragement of Celibacy
b)
Law Prohibiting Divorce
c)
Law Prohibiting Abortion
d)
Law for Encouragement of Marriage
25.
Why did Nazis make it easier for men to divorce their wives?
a)
So they were free to fight
b)
So they could re-marry and have more children
c)
To stop the population from rising
d)
Because they knew most men hated their wives
26.
What were 'Lebensborn' homes used for?
a)
Forcing unmarried women to have babies with SS men
b)
Forcing unmarried women to work making ammunition
c)
Forcing young people to build defences
d)
Correcting' the bad behaviour of criminals
27.
What did the Nazis begin doing to people with disabilities?
a)
Enrol in Army courses
b)
Encouraging them to give birth at 'Lebenborn' units
c)
Forcing them to work in munitions factories
d)
Sterlising them so they can't have children
28.
After the Emperor of Germany fled the country after WW1 (1918) this new government was established.<br />
a)
the Nazi Dictatorship
b)
Communists Soviet Union
c)
Absolute Monarchy
d)
Weimar Republic
29.
What is the Reichstag?
a)
The German Parliament
b)
The leader of the Weimar Government
c)
The Prime Minister
d)
The Weimar Constitution
30.

Select some of the features of the Weimar Government.

a)

Constitution

b)

Freedom of Speech

c)

Dictatorship

d)

No citizenship for Jews

e)

Public Elections

31.
Choose the option that was NOT a consequence of the Treaty of Versailles.
a)
Germany assumed all war guilt
b)
Germany lost territory to other countries
c)
Caused distrust between German and the Weimar Government
d)
Food Rations
e)
Germany was forced to pay large reparations
32.
The major effect of hyperinflation in Germany was that ….
a)
the supply of money went up, and the value of money went down.
b)
the supply of money went up, and the value of money went up.
c)
the supply of money went down, and the value of money went down.
d)
the supply of money went down, and the value of money went up.
33.
By 1923, $1 U.S. was equal to …
a)
1 German Mark
b)
10 German Marks
c)
4.2 Trillion German Marks
d)
7 Thousand German Marks
34.
Hitler joined which political party in Germany?
a)
Central Party
b)
Socialist Party
c)
Communist Party
d)
German Workers Party
35.

Who did Hitler typically scapegoat for the problems of Germany? (Choose two)

a)

Americans

b)

Jews

c)

Communists

d)

Japanese

36.
This was Hitler's Private Army / Police Force
a)
Black Shirts
b)
Brown Shirts
c)
Nazis
d)
Red Shirts
37.
In order to gain the support of his followers, Hitler was named ________ of the Weimar Republic.
a)
Prime Minister
b)
Chancellor
c)
Fuhrer
d)
Dictator
38.
During this year, the Nazi Party won a majority of the seats in the Reichstag.
a)
1928
b)
1393
c)
1932
d)
1289
39.
After coming into power Hitler killed many of his politiical rivals, including the leader of the Brownshirts. This was known as ….....<br />
a)
Walpurgisnacht
b)
Night of Broken Glass
c)
Kristallnacht
d)
Night of the Long Knives
40.
A form of government in which the State owns all means of production and provides for people's needs
a)
Communism
b)
Democracy
c)
Facism
d)
Nazi
41.
A form of government in which all citizens share in the running of the government
a)
Communism
b)
Democracy
c)
Facism
d)
Nazi
42.
National Socialists German Workers Party
a)
Communism
b)
Democracy
c)
Facism
d)
Nazi
43.
A form of government led by a Dictator in which opposition and criticism is forcibly oppressed by the military
a)
Communism
b)
Democracy
c)
Facism
d)
Nazi
44.
Leader of Communist Soviet Union (Russia)
a)
Joseph Stalin
b)
Benito Mussolini
c)
Adolf Hitler
d)
Franklin D. Roosevelt
45.
Leader of Fascist Italy
a)
Joseph Stalin
b)
Benito Mussolini
c)
Adolf Hitler
d)
Franklin D. Roosevelt
46.
Leader of Nazi Germany
a)
Joseph Stalin
b)
Benito Mussolini
c)
Adolf Hitler
d)
Franklin D. Roosevelt
47.
Leader of the United States of America
a)
Joseph Stalin
b)
Benito Mussolini
c)
Adolf Hitler
d)
Franklin D. Roosevelt
48.
A government that subordinates the individual to the state and strictly controls all aspects of life by coercive measures.
a)
Communism
b)
Nazi
c)
Fascism
d)
Totalitarian State
49.
A camp where prisoners of war are detained, used as labour or killed
a)
Anti-Semitism
b)
Collectivisation
c)
Concentration Camp
d)
Totalitarian State
50.
Combing small farms into large factory-like farms run by the government
a)
Collectivisation
b)
Five-Year Plan
c)
Totalitarian State
d)
Mein Kampf
51.
"My Struggle"; Hitler's Autobiography
a)
Anti-Semitism
b)
Mein Kampf
c)
Chancellor
d)
Five-Year Plan
52.
Hatred of Jewish people
a)
Concentration Camp
b)
Collectivisation
c)
Anti-Semitism
d)
Fascism
53.
Set of economic goals for the Soviet Union
a)
Collectivisation
b)
Five-Year Plan
c)
Mein Kampf
d)
Totalitarian State
54.
Ruler who controls their country by force
a)
Dictator
b)
Fascism
c)
Nazi
d)
Communism
55.
German Prime Minister
a)
Mein Kampf
b)
Adolf Hitler
c)
Nazi
d)
Chancellor
56.
Who were the Nazi Party propaganda experts?
a)
Goering and Hitler
b)
Himmler and Hitler
c)
Goebbels and Hitler
d)
Rohm and Hitler
57.
When did the Government create a Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda?
a)
After a few years
b)
In a few months
c)
In a few weeks
d)
At the very beginning
58.
Which of the following did NOT apply to the press in Nazi Germany?
a)
It had to contain government news
b)
It was uncensored
c)
It remained largely in private hands at first
d)
Increasingly it was taken over by the Nazi Party
59.
How did the government in Nazi Germany help the growth of the radio?
a)
By mass producing it cheaply and using it for the propaganda purposes
b)
By keeping it limited to short range frequences
c)
By using radio wardens
d)
By making it seem unattainable
60.
What was NOT arranged to deepen commitment to the regime?
a)
Rallies
b)
Sport
c)
Festivals
d)
Exhibitions
61.
Finish the statement: Most films in Nazi Germany were …....
a)
Pure and obvious propaganda
b)
Pure entertainment with more subtle propaganda
62.
What art did the Nazis approve of?
a)
Degenerate art
b)
Modern art
c)
Classical and heroic
d)
Impressionism
63.
Why was so much effort put into propaganda?
a)
The Nazis enjoyed it
b)
The Nazi did not win the majority of votes in the March 5th Elections
64.
Which of the following is not a reason why is it so difficult to measure the success of propaganda?
a)
It is very dependent on people's pre-existing attitudes
b)
People's attitudes vary dependenton various factors
c)
Hard to distinguish the extent to which people's favourable or hostile attitudes could be attributed to Nazi propaganda
d)
Those who supported the Nazis needed to be informed of how correct their choice was
65.
What do most historians think about the effectiveness of propaganda?
a)
It was more successful in reinforcing existing attitudes
b)
It was more successful in countering existing attitudes
66.
Propaganda means …...
a)
Offered rewards to workers
b)
Making someone believe something or brainwashing
c)
Having a really good look at something
d)
The origin of a source or poster
67.
Beauty of Labour was a campaign for better working conditions for workers?
a)
True
b)
False
68.
KdF (Kraft durch Freude) was …......
a)
Strength Through Togetherness - created Worker's Unions
b)
Strength Through Sadness - offerred no rewards to workers
c)
Strength Through Joy - offered rewards to workers
d)
Strength Through Happiness - offered to show Worker's Comedy Films whilst working
69.

The Nazi Party set up huge building projects, what did they build? (More than one answer)

a)

Schools

b)

Churches

c)

Shopping Centres

d)

Motorways

e)

Hospitals

70.
The Nazi Party came into power in which year?
a)
1928
b)
1930
c)
1933
d)
1940
71.
True or False? Women in Nazi Germany were told that they needed to go to work.
a)
True
b)
False
72.
Fuhrer is a German word meaning …...
a)
Regular German Citizen
b)
Military General
c)
Second in Command
d)
Leader
73.
True or False? Unemployment increased after tha Nazi Party took power.
a)
True
b)
False
74.
In 1932, unemployment was 6 million. How many was it in 1938?
a)
1 million
b)
0.5 million
c)
0.3 million
d)
0.1 million
75.

How did the Nazis create jobs? (More than one answer)

a)

Conscripted men into the Army

b)

All 17 ½ men had to 6 months in the National Labour Front (DAF)

c)

Building weapons like the Panzer I Tank

d)

Investing in Colonies

76.

How did the Nazis reduce the number of people who were 'unemployed'? (More than one answer)

a)

Not counting sacked women as unemployed

b)

Investing in the colonies

c)

Counting everyone who worked one hour a week as being workers

d)

Not counting sacked Jews as unemployed

77.
Which organisation created holidays and social clubs for people?
a)
National Labour Front
b)
Volksstrum
c)
Strength Through Joy
d)
Todt
78.
What Strength Through Joy Cruise Liner took people to Norway and Spain?
a)
Adolf Hitler
b)
Frederick the Great
c)
Herman Goering
d)
Wilhelm Gustloff
79.
Which car were Germans encouraged to save for, but were never built for civilians?
a)
Mini
b)
Mercedes Benz
c)
VW Beetle
d)
Fiesta
80.
How much were a poor couple given when they got married if they were Aryan and the woman agreed to give up work?
a)
1,000 Marks
b)
2,000 Marks
c)
3,000 Marks
d)
4,000 Marks
81.
How much did a couple who were given 1,000 marks have to pay back if they had only 2 children?
a)
250 Marks
b)
500 Marks
c)
750 Marks
d)
1,000 Marks
82.
From 1939, if a women had 4 children, what did she get?
a)
1,500 Marks
b)
A Mother Cross Bronze
c)
A Mother Cross Silver
d)
A Mother Cross Gold
83.
The Hitler Youth encouraged which boys to learn military skills?
a)
14 - 18 years old
b)
10 - 18 years old
c)
4 - 8 years old
d)
11 - 21 years old
84.
What did the Nazis sell to people to put Hitler 'into' every house?
a)
Posters
b)
Televisions
c)
Short Wave Radios
d)
He visited eveyone
85.
How many radio loudspeakers did the Nazis put in public places?
a)
4,000
b)
5,000
c)
6,000
d)
7,000
86.
How many Gestapo men were there?
a)
1 for every 6 Germans
b)
1 for every 1,000 Germans
c)
1 for every 2,000 Germans
d)
1 for every 5,000 Germans
87.
What was the name of the first Concentration Camp?
a)
Dachau
b)
Sachsenhausen
c)
Auschwitz
d)
Belsen
88.
Which new courts, with no defence lawyers, dealt with 'political' crimes?
a)
Nazi Courts
b)
Federal Courts
c)
Supreme Courts
d)
People's Courts
89.
Who was the Head of the SS?
a)
Rohm
b)
Himmler
c)
Goering
d)
Hitler
90.
Which laws banned the marriage of Jews and Aryans?
a)
Munich Laws
b)
Nuremberg Laws
c)
Berlin Decrees
d)
Treaty of Versailles
91.
How many Synagogues were destroyed on Kristallnacht?
a)
100
b)
160
c)
200
d)
None
92.
What names did Jewish men and women have to add their own to make them identifiable as Jews?
a)
Mary and Joseph
b)
Mirriam and Isaac
c)
Sarah and Isaac
d)
Sarah and Israel
93.
What event saw the Nazis, temporaily, ease off on Anti-Jewish Laws?
a)
1934 Saar Referendum
b)
1938 Munich Agreement
c)
1938 World Cup
d)
1936 Olympics
94.
What was banned by the Nazis in 1933?
a)
Abortion
b)
Gay Marriage
c)
Homework
d)
Boxing
95.
How did the Nazis train young people to be obedient?
a)
Through Art Classes
b)
Through Drama Workshops
c)
Through Indoctrination
d)
Through Religion
96.
What happened to Jewish teachers and those who failes Nazi Tests?
a)
They were re-trained as medics
b)
They were killed
c)
They were given pay rises
d)
They were sacked
97.
What were students encouraged to do if teachers did not teach Nazi ideas?
a)
Tell the authorities
b)
Tell their parents
c)
Tell the army<br />
d)
Tell Hitler<br />
98.
Which of these did children NOT learn in Nazi schools?
a)
Maths
b)
Democracy
c)
Race Science
d)
Family Values
99.
Which lesson did Nazi schools force children to do up to 10 hours a week?
a)
German
b)
Science
c)
Maths
d)
P.E.
100.
In which year were Jewish children banned from education completely?
a)
1933
b)
1936
c)
1937
d)
1938
101.
By 1939, 90% of German boys aged 14 and over were members of what?
a)
Pimpfen
b)
Hitler Youth
c)
League of German Maidens
d)
Scouts
102.
Which youth movement were girls over 14 made to join?
a)
Hitler Youth
b)
League of German Maidens
c)
League of Young Mothers
d)
Young Maidens of the Fatherland
103.
What did boys in the Hitler Youth NOT take part in?
a)
Military Marching
b)
Camping
c)
Charity Volunteering
d)
Boxing and Wrestling
104.
True or False? Some young people became fed-up with the Hitler Youth and refused certain activities.
a)
True
b)
False
105.

Which of these was a youth movement that opposed the Nazis (More than one answer)

a)

Swing Kids

b)

Berlin Brigade

c)

Edelweiss Pirates

d)

The White Rose

106.
The People's Community was known as...
a)
Volksraum
b)
Volkgemmenshaft
c)
Volkswagon
d)
Volkgemeinschaft
107.
Lebensraum stands for;
a)
Living Space
b)
Aryan Race
c)
People's Community
d)
Space in the East
108.
Who was present at the Munich Conference?
a)
Germany, Czech, Britain, Italy
b)
Germany, France, Italy, Czech
c)
Germany, Italy, Britain, Soviet Union
d)
Germany, Italy, France, Britain
109.
Which land was the Munich Conference held to debate the future of?
a)
Czechoslovakia
b)
Danzig
c)
Sudetenland
d)
Bavaria
110.
When did Mussolini's Italy invade Abyssinia?
a)
October 1935
b)
August 1935
c)
September 1935
d)
November 1935
111.
Who was the leader of the Spanish army during their civil war?
a)
General Franco
b)
General Gomez
c)
General Lorca
d)
General Ruiz
112.
In 1934, Germany signed a Non-Aggression Pact with whom?
a)
Belgium
b)
Austria
c)
Soviet Union
d)
Poland
113.
On what date did Hitler invade the rest of Czechoslovakia?
a)
March 11, 1939
b)
March 15, 1939
c)
March 13, 1939
d)
March 17, 1939
114.
Which of these was an effective example of Collective Security?
a)
Anglo-German Naval Pact
b)
Stresa Front
c)
Nazi-Soviet Non-Agression Pact
d)
Hoare-Lavel Pact
115.
The agreement for an alliance, signed by Hitler and Mussolini on May 22 1939 was known as what?
a)
Pact of Iron
b)
Pact of Steel
c)
Axis Alliance
d)
Steel Agreement
116.
Mussolini's goal for Italian territory is best described as?
a)
Wanting Abysinnia
b)
Wanting to overthrow the TOV
c)
Wanting a Fascist Lake
d)
Wanting all of the Europes
117.
Which was not an issue of the League?
a)
Membership didn't reflect the countries that held power
b)
Conflict had to be resolved within 20 days
c)
No league army
d)
Voting was unanimous
118.
What policy, enacted in the 30's, meant 'conceding to the demands dictators to avoid war'?
a)
Appeasement
b)
Oppression
c)
Conscription
d)
Anschluss
119.
Why were the politicians who signed the armistice on November 11th at 5am in 1918 known as the November Criminals?
a)
They all had criminal convictions
b)
The Army blamed them for Germany's defeat
c)
The German people believed the Army had been stabbed in the back by them
d)
The Army believed it had been stabbed in the back back them
120.
Which political party was most popular during the period of Weimar Germany?
a)
The Communist Party of Germany
b)
The National Socialist German Workers Party
c)
The Centre Party
d)
The Social Democratic Party
121.
What was the Nazi Manifesto called?
a)
The 25 Point Plan
b)
The 20 Point Plan
c)
The 35 Point Plan
d)
They didn't have a manifesto. This is a trick question.
122.
Which aspects of the Versailles Treaty were Germans most unhappy about?
a)
The reduction of the Army to 100,000 soldiers only. No Navy or Airforce.
b)
The War Guilt Clause
c)
Loss of 13% of German Land
d)
Massive Reparation Payments
123.
What was Article 48?
a)
The limiting of the German Armed Forces to 100,000
b)
The establishment of Proportional Representation in Germany
c)
The Emergency Powers Decree in the Weimar Constitution
d)
Presidential Power in Weimar Germany
124.
What was the Nazi vote in the 1928 election?
a)
2.4%
b)
4.2%
c)
24%
d)
42%
125.
How did Hitler come to power?
a)
He was appointed by President Hindenburg after the 2nd 1932 election
b)
He was elected by the German people in the 2nd 1932 election
c)
He received 33% of the vote so had the largest party in the Reichstag
d)
He was appointed by President Von Pappen after the 2nd 1932 election
126.
Why did the Nazi vote climb to 25% in 1930?
a)
Hitler was becoming a better public speaker
b)
The Great Depression had hit hard
c)
Germans started to reject democracy due to the depression
d)
The Government was powerless to fix the problems in Germany
127.
What was the first thing Hitler did when he was appointed Chancellor on January 30th 1933?
a)
Had a massive party, with Wurst, Bier und Saurkraut
b)
Immediately called another election in March 1933
c)
Began oppressing the Jews, Communists, and Social Democrats
d)
Banned political parties and Trade Unions.
128.
Hitler's ultimate ambition lay in the following two areas;
a)
Dolschtosslegende and Volksgemeinschaft
b)
Race and Lebensraum
c)
Slavic labour and the Polish Corridor
d)
Anschluss and Fuhrerprincip
129.
Hitler sought to revise the…...
a)
the seizure of East Prussia
b)
Locarno Treaty
c)
League of Nations
d)
Treaty of Versailles
130.
A union with Austria was called….........
a)
Swordfishtrombones
b)
Einschuldigung
c)
Anschluss
d)
Wie gehts
131.
GrossDeutschland referred to …................
a)
Germany's eastward expansion
b)
Union of German speakers
c)
Lebensraum
d)
euthanasia program
132.
Hitler was a supreme ….............
a)
being
b)
autarkist
c)
opportunist
d)
appeaser
133.

The border region of Czechoslovakia containing Germans was called….....

a)

Memel

b)

Dolfuss

c)

Danzig

d)

The Sudetenland

134.

The British Prime Minister in 1939 was;

a)

Winston Churchill

b)

Bill MacDonald

c)

Neville Chamberlain

d)

Stanley Baldwin

135.
On 7 March 1936 Hitler;
a)
announced German rearmament
b)
sent troops into the Rhineland
c)
made a naval treaty with Germany
d)
sent troops into Austria
136.
In 1935 Italian leader Mussolini invaded…...
a)
Abyssinia
b)
Guernica
c)
Spain
d)
Italy
137.

The Spanish Civil War took place between;

a)

1936 and 1939

b)

1936 and 1938

c)

1935 and 1937

d)

1932 and 1936

138.

The Conference in Munich in 1938 was not attended by the;

a)

the Italians and the British

b)

the Czechs and the Poles

c)

the Soviets and the Germans

d)

the Czechs and Soviets

139.
The Munich Agreement effectively;
a)
took Memel from Lithuania
b)
approved Hitler's desire to join with Anschluss
c)
transferred the Sudetenland to Germany
d)
brought Britain and Germany together
140.

Ribbentrop was the;

a)

Italian Prime Minister

b)

the German Foreign Minister

c)

the Austrian Chancellor

d)

the Czechoslovakian Prime Minister

141.
The German Naval Agreement;
a)
allowed Germany to build a fleet 30% the size of Britain
b)
demanded Germany's equality with Britain
c)
allowed Germany to build submarines
d)
was tremendous
142.
In 1935 the people of the Saar ….........
a)
rose up in protest against Nazi invasion
b)
voted to join Austria
c)
assassinated Mussolini
d)
voted to rejoin Germany
143.
The Stresa Front was made up of;
a)
Britain, France and Poland
b)
France, Italy and Britain
c)
Austria, Italy and Britain
d)
France Italy and Austria
144.
Guernica …......
a)
was destroyed by the Luftwaffe
b)
was French town in the Rhineland
c)
ripped up the Munich agreement
d)
was the capital of East Prussia
145.
Poland was guaranteed support by which foreign powers if it was attacked?
a)
Italy and Austria
b)
Italy and Britain
c)
France and Britain
d)
France and Austria
146.
The Pact between Germany and the Soviet Union allowed the Soviets to move into …....
a)
the Ukraine
b)
Romania and Hungary
c)
Scandinavia
d)
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania
147.
Anschluss took place in;
a)
1935
b)
1936
c)
1937
d)
1938
148.
Autarky refers to;
a)
Hitler's autocratic form of rule
b)
Hitler's revision of the Treaty of Versailles
c)
the Italian and German agreement of 1927
d)
economic self-sufficiency
149.
Mussolini came to power in;
a)
1919
b)
1921
c)
1923
d)
1922
150.
Italy left the League of Nations in;
a)
1937
b)
1938
c)
1934
d)
1936
151.
What is Anti-Semitism?
a)
A term used to describe the ideal of human being blond-haired, blue-eyed and of Nordic stock
b)
A term used to describe hatred, hostility and prejudice against Jews
c)
A term used to describe the hatred, hostility and prejudice against Asians
d)
A term to describe the hatred for democratic governance
152.

What happened on the "Night of Broken Glass" or Kristallnacht?

a)

Hitler broke his new beer glass

b)

Jewish Communities attacked Nazi-led mobs all over Germany

c)

Nazi-led mobs attacked Jewish communities all over Germany

d)

The extermination of all Jews

153.
What was the name of the Treaty that was signed at the Paris Peace Conference?
a)
Treaty of Paris
b)
Treaty of Munich
c)
Treaty of Versailles
d)
Treaty of London
154.
Which of the following is NOT what Hitler promised the Germans?
a)
Abolition of Treaty of Versailles
b)
Union of Germany and Austria
c)
Only 'true' Germans to live in Germany
d)
Freedom of speech
155.
How did Hitler help to improve the economic situation in Nazi Germany?
a)
Increase houses for the people
b)
Decrease number of taxes
c)
Increase the amount of imports
d)
Decrease unemployment rate
156.
Which event allowed Hitler to convince President Hindenberg to establish emergency powers in February 1933?
a)
The munich Beer Hall Putsch
b)
The Reichstag Fire
c)
Kristallnacht
d)
D-Day
157.
In 1935, which law did Hitler pass to exclude Jews from the German society?
a)
Nuremberg Laws
b)
Numerical Laws
c)
Star of David Laws
d)
Kristallnacht Laws
158.
German people admired Hitler after WW1 because he promised to __________.
a)
Kill everyone
b)
Bring Democracy to Germany
c)
Make Germany powerful and successful again
d)
Ban smoking Tobacco
159.
At the Annual Party Rally, held in 1935, the Nazis announced new (antisemitic) laws which institutionalised many of the racial theories prevalent in Nazi ideology?
a)
Wehrmacht
b)
T-4 Program
c)
Lebensraum
d)
Propaganda
160.
What were offered to workers to encourage them to work hard?
a)
More Freedoms
b)
More Money
c)
Meet Hitler
d)
Cheap Cruise Holidays
161.
When was the Treaty of Versailles signed?
a)
28th June 1919
b)
27th June 1919
c)
27th June 1918
d)
28th June 1918
162.
Who were the 'November Criminals'?
a)
The Nazis
b)
The German Government Leaders
c)
People born in November
d)
WW1 soldiers
163.
How much did Germany have to pay in reparations?
a)
£4 billion
b)
£5 billion
c)
£6.6 million
d)
£6.6 billion
164.
When was the Reichstag Fire?
a)
28th February 1934
b)
27th February 1934
c)
27th February 1933
d)
26th February 1933
165.
What was the Dawes Plan?
a)
1924. Lowered reparations to £50 million a year. US bank loans $25 billion between 1924-30. Improved employment and economy.
b)
1929. Reduce debt from £6.6 million to £2 billion.
c)
1925. Germany accepted its boarder with France. War less likely.
d)
1928. States stopped using war to achieve policies. Germany respected. Increased public confiddence.
166.
What was the Locarno Pact?
a)
1924. Lowered reparations to £50 million a year. US bank loans $25 billion between 1924-30. Improved employment and economy.
b)
1929. Reduce debt from £6.6 million to £2 billion.
c)
1925. Germany accepted its boarder with France. War less likely.
d)
1928. States stopped using war to achieve policies. Germany respected. Increased public confiddence.
167.
The Nazi Party's Racial Doctrine is based on;
a)
Social Realism
b)
Social Darwinism
c)
Racial Darwinism
d)
Anti-Semitism
168.
The forcible sterilisation and euthenasia of 'defective people' by the Nazis was part of the;
a)
Holocaust
b)
Nuremberg Laws
c)
T-4 Program
d)
Concentration Camps
169.

Identify the points this image is making about the Jews.

a)

Jews like to keep money and therefore don't spend it.

b)

Jews are dirty people.

c)

Jews are ugly and will ruin the beautiful Aryan race.

d)

Jews are homeless.

170.

Identify the ways in which this image supports Nazi ideals.

a)

Family is very important.

b)

Children should love the leader of the nation.

c)

Hitler has grandchildren

d)

German people are pure of heart.

171.

Identify the key message of the anti-Semitic propaganda produced by the Nazi Party.

a)

Cool posters

b)

Jews caused hyperinflation

c)

Jews are not to be trusted

d)

German society has no place for Jews

172.

What was the important features of Nazi Rallies?

a)

Stupidity, Fun and Weird

b)

Discipline, Order and Power

c)

Death, Fighting and War

d)

Fun, Excitement and Enjoyment

173.

What was the name of Hitler's official photographer?

a)

Joseph Goebbels

b)

Ernst Rohm

c)

Heinrich Hoffman

d)

Hermann Goering

174.

What were the 3 major themes of Nazi propaganda?

a)

Volkermineschaft, the Jews and the Fuhrer

b)

Death to the Communists, the Jews, and the Inferior

c)

The eradication of the Jews

d)

Volksgemeinschaft, The Fuhrer Cult and the Jewish Problem

175.

The title of this Nazi Children's Book is;

a)

Death to all Jews

b)

Jews are Mushrooms

c)

The Poisonous Mushroom

d)

Jews will poison Germany

176.

What is this picture's second meaning?

a)

The Jews were friendly

b)

The Jews had flags

c)

The Jews controlled the world

d)

The Jews were the enemies

177.

Which of these was NOT an ambition of Japan post WW1?

a)

To gain raw materials e.g. farmland, iron etc. through invasion

b)

To fulfil its sense of racial superiority by invading 'lesser' people

c)

To build diplomatic ties with China

d)

To expand its military

178.

How might this source (British cartoonist, David Low, 1934) be useful to historians?

a)

It proves that Goering was a cross dresser

b)

It shows international opinion on the brutality of Hitler's dictatorship

c)

It highlights the weakness of the SA

d)

It is a primary source

179.

What concept does this source relate to?

a)

Volksgemeinschaft

b)

Dolchstosslegende

c)

Grossdeutschland

d)

Lebensraum

180.

Emperor Hirohito and General Tojo assumed control over the empire by giving all of the power back into ............

a)

To People

b)

The Military

c)

The Chinese

d)

The Manchurians

181.
German word for "half-breed" (literally "mixed") and refers to someone who is half-Jewish.
a)
Lebensraum
b)
Luftwaffe
c)
Mischlinge
d)
Roma
182.

What art did the Nazis approve of?

a)

Degenerate art

b)

Modern art

c)

Classical and heroic

d)

Impressionism

183.

What organisation did Martin Niemoller set up?

a)

Pastors Emergency League

b)

Reich Church

c)

Catholic Support Group

d)

White Rose Group

184.

[Review + Image] View this magazine cover. The text reads, "The German student: fighting for the Leader and the people; in the team of the Nazi Student Federation."

What qualities does this poster imply about the members of this Nazi youth group?

a)

Strong (is that Superman's stance?)

b)

Handsome (check out that chin)

c)

Racially pure (no Jewish blood here)

d)

Deeply religious (future pope?)

185.

This is a painting by Paul Padua produced in 1939 called "The Fuhrer (leader-Hitler) Speaks". It shows a family listening to the radio. What do you think its message is?

a)

If you work hard, then it's your right to have leisure time.

b)

Look what Hitler has done, enabled every German family to have a radio.

c)

This is what every 'normal' German family does, listens to the Fuhrer because he is so popular

d)

There was nothing else to do but listen to the radio.

186.

(Tick the odd-one-out) Propaganda worked when it was

a)

in short, sharp memorable messages

b)

on colourful posters

c)

in radio messages

d)

drip-drip-dripped into people's minds.

e)

posted out to people so they got them personally.

187.

Julius Streicher, the editor of 'Der Sturmer', characterised Jews as

a)

A plague

b)

Rats

c)

Threatening

d)

Slugs

188.

The Nazis sought to 'demonise' Jewish people so that

a)

Germans would be frightened of them

b)

Germans would blame them for their problems

c)

Germans would hate Jewish people

d)

Germans wouldn't go near Jewish people

189.

(tick those that apply) The Nazis sought to 'dehumanise' Jewish people by

a)

portraying them as maggots

b)

portraying them as donkeys

c)

portraying them as rats

d)

portraying them as cows

190.

Based on propaganda posters, what techniques did Hitler use to appeal to his audience?

a)

Short mustache, a strict looking Hitler with clenched fists, using various colors and Nazi flag

b)

Simple colors, short mustache, a smiling Hitler with arms open, long catchy phrases

c)

Short slogans, people laughing behind Hitler, using symbols and traditional flag

d)

Short slogans, a determined-looking Hitler standing in front of many Germans, using symbols and Nazi flag

191.

Mussolini gained popularity and came to power by promising to solve Italy's problems by

a)

coordinating with other parties to find common ground and initiate reforms

b)

ending unemployment, ending corruption, and restoring Italy to greatness

c)

establishing a welfare system, cooperating with the pope, and setting a good example

d)

creating a militarist government and using force to bring Italy back together

192.
What are the "good" German children reading in this cartoon?
a)
A book of Jewish prayer.
b)
Information about the battles on the Eastern front.
c)
The official newspaper of the Nazi party.
d)
News about fashion and celebrities.
193.
What does Hitler appear to be in this propaganda poster?
a)
God-like
b)
A great friend to all
c)
A liberator of the German people
d)
A protector of Germany

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