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Nazi Germany 1933-1939
Nazi Germany 1933-1939
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1
Who was in charge of the SS?
Goering
Goebbels
Roehm
Himmler
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Types of people arrested by the Secret State Police?
Communists, socialists, trade union leaders, priests
Communists, socialists, union leaders, & intelligentsia
Bolsheviks, socialists, trade union leaders, priests
Communists, socialists, union leaders, and Nazis
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What were the Gestapo responsible for?
All of the above
Openly policing the Nazi state
Running Hitler youth camps
Hunting down Nazi opposition
4
The Secret State Police main focus purpose was to ?
Identify and round up opponents to the state
Round up opponents to the state
Identify opponents to the state
Torture
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Nazi Motto:
What benefits Germany is right
What helps the state is right
What benefits the state is right
What benefits the government is right
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HOW many children was a woman expected to have?
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As many as humanly possible
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2
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Essentials of Nazism was drilled into the heads of the young, and made to seem both __ and ___.
virtuous and exciting
noble and exciting
noble and virtuous
right and strong
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A true Nazi state would require indoctrination of the young.
Hitler youth
Hitler Kinder
Hitler Jung
Hitler Kindervolk
9
Which of these are NOT examples of correct Nazi propaganda?
radio, speeches, rallies
radio, films, newspapers
radio, maps, cartoons
radio, books, posters
10
What was the church's agreement with Hitler?
Church to stay out of politics:
Church to help the Nazis
Church to leave Germany
Church to assist the Nazis
11
How many children would a women have to have to keep all of the Nazi marriage loan?
3
2
4
5
12
An example of Nazi censorship was
At the 1936 Berlin Olympics all non-white people were banned
In 1938 rock and roll music was banned.
In 1933 Berlin students burned 20,000 books.
In 1935 1,600 newspapers were closed down.
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What is another word for indoctrinating?
Deceiving
Brainwashing
Intimidating
Convincing
14
Church that was the first to recognize Hitler’s regime?
Anglican
Lutheran
Roman Catholicism
Protestant
15
People who were dismissed from the jobs by the Nazis?
Aryans
Conservatives
Liberals
non-Aryans - mostly Jew
16
Which of these is not an example of Nazi propaganda?
Reichstag
Nuremberg Rallies
People's Radio
The Eternal Jew
17
WHAT were women not allowed to wear?
Make-up
skirts
Clothes
Aprons
18
Hitler gains power in February 1933. What allows him to take control of Germany?
Reichstag Act
Munich Putsch
Enabling Act
Nuremberg Laws
19
Who did life not get better for under the Nazis?
A Nazi supporter
Female teacher
A wealthy business man
Jewish shop keeper
20
What happened to Priests, nuns, and Protestant ministers who spoke out?
arrested and thrown into concentration camps
exiled and tortured
arrested and murdered
tortured and murdered
21
Which school lesson saw an increase in teaching time under the Nazis?
Geography
Science
History
P.E
22
Which group would fit into the Nazis' ideal race?
Untermenschen
Jews
Aryan
Gypsies
23
The event that allows Hitler to take control of the SA?
Night of the Long Knives
Nuremberg Laws
Reichstag Fire
Enabling Act
24
The Nazis also took over the Secret State Police known as the ______________.
Black Shirts
SturmAbteilung
Schutzstaffel
Gestapo
25
Where were Nazi annual mass rallies held?
Munich Stadium
Nuremberg Stadium
Potsdam Stadium
Berlin Stadium
26
Why was Jazz music banned?
All of the above
Only traditional, classic German music was allowed
So-called 'Black music' so considered inferior
Contaminated by Jews
27
What were the 3Ks?
Children, Kitchen, Church
Children, Knitting, Church
Childcare, Cookies, Church
Cooking, Cleaning, Children
28
Which of these is in the correct order?
Kristallnacht,Boycott of Shops,Nuremberg Laws,Final Solution
Final Sol'n, Boycott of Shops, Kristallnacht, Nuremberg Laws
Boycott of shops, Nuremberg Laws,Kristallnacht,Final Sol'n
Nuremberg Laws, Boycott of shops, Kristallnacht,Final Sol'n
29
What were Hitler’s views of women?
work hard and make babies
make babies and run the household
be strong and free
discipline and obedience
30
Which of these groups was not especially targeted during the Holocaust?
Jews
Disabled
Transgender
Homosexuals
31
Who were concentration camps first set up to imprison?
The Jews
Homosexuals
Soviets
Political opponents
32
The media was soon brought under control by _________________________?
Hitler
Goering
Goebells
Hess
33
What was the biggest fundamental change in Germany?
Federal State to Unitary State
Dictatorship to Democracy
Provinces to States
Unitary State to Federal State
