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Life in Nazi Germany 1933-39 Nazi policies towards women & the young
Life in Nazi Germany 1933-39 Nazi policies towards women & the young
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1
By 1933 one-tenth of the members of the Reichstag were women
False
True
2
During the Nazi regime texts in school books …
had scribbles and drawings all over them
encouraged children to create their own opinions and views
represented the Nazi view of history and contained propaganda
included scientific insights on the 'racial purity'
3
In Nazi Germany every woman was encouraged to study at a university of her choice
True
False
4
What was the purpose of the Nazi organisations for women and children.
Keeping children in education.
Keeping children safe.
Controlling all sections in the lives of the civilians.
Ensuring that civilians enjoyed a healthy lifestyle.
5
What happened to women who disagreed with the Nazi policies?
They risked being sent to a concentration camp if they spoke up.
They were sent to live in England
They were praised for their bravery
They could carry on expressing their opinions freely
6
What role was given women during the Nazi regime
Staying at home, cooking and raising children
Taking part in politics and military decisions
The same role as men
Working and having a career
7
What was taught in the subject 'race studies'
How quickly you could make the front of queue for lunch
How quickly you could run the 100 metres
Classifying racial types and measuring sculls
Biology
8
How could you earn the Cross of Honour in gold?
Having six to seven children
Having two or three children
Having eight or more children
Having no children
9
The Sterilisation Law (1933) enforced the sterilisation of any person with a "genetic disorder".
True
False
10
Which organisation would girls between 14-18 years join?
Girls Scout Club (Pfadfinderverein für Mädchen)
League of German Maidens (Bund Deutscher Mädel)
League of German Teenager (Bund Deutscher Teenies)
Girls and Boys Sports Club (Sportverein für Mädchen und Jungs)
11
Which of the following attributes does
not
match with the Nazi idea of women
Fashion conscious, earns her own money and uses make up
Does not work and has no interest in politics
Wears flat shoes, no make up and a full skirt
Blonde, athletic and looks after the children
12
Teachers had to promote Nazi ideals in the classroom and were dismissed if they failed to do so.
True
False
13
Women in the 1920 could take up careers and had the right to vote
False
True
14
Which abilities were the most important in the Nazi Education?
athletics
critical thinking
sciences
creative writing
15
What was the Women's Front?
One of many organisations for women during the Nazi regime
The opposite of the back
A Nazi organisation for women over 50
The Nazi organisation for women over 21
16
Nazi Education helped to shape young people into being ...
committed to the Nazi ideas, such as "race purity" and "superior race"
liberal-minded
kind and generous to others
obedient to the Führer
17
How did every lesson start?
The children sat at their desks watching YouTube on their phones
With 'Heil Hitler' and the Nazi salute
With standing up and 'Good morning' wishes
Singing of the national anthem
18
Which were the admission criteria to the Girls organisations in Nazi Germany
Having good grades at school
Having your own opinions and ideas
Free of "hereditary diseases"
German heritage
19
The 'Napola' schools educated the future leadership of the Nazi state and the SS.
False
True
20
With the Nazi regime Education at schools remained the same
False
True
21
Other than the 'Hitler Youth' boys (14-18) could join the non-political youth organisation 'Pacifist Youth'.
False
True
22
What do the 'three Ks' stand for (Kinder, Küche, Kirche)
Children, kitchen, church
Kitchen, church, kindergarten
Children, calories, kindness
Children, cake, chocolate
23
The Law for the Encouragement of Marriage (1933) included that ...
every newly married couple would get a loan of 1000 mark to build a family
the couple could keep one quarter for each child
the loan had to be paid fully after the fifth child was born
every woman should to pursue a career next to having a family
24
The education of girls focused mainly on
history and RE
home crafts and cooking.
languages and geography
science and maths
25
Which law ensured the "racial purity" when marrying?
The Marriage of Law and Health (1876)
The Law of Health and Marriage (1835)
The Health of Law and Marriage (1726)
The Marriage Health Law (1935)
