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Racial, Social, and Religious Policies
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From 1934, about 350,000 men were sterilised under the...
1933 Law for the Prevention of Hereditarily Diseased Offspring
1934 Sterilisation of Perpetual Criminals Act
1933 Sterilisation of Asocials Law
1934 Euthanasia Law
2
Forced emigration of Jewish people was controlled by...
The Reich Central Office for Jewish Emigration
The Office for Keeping Germany Aryan
The Reich Office for Immigrating Jews
Adolf Eichmann
3
What did the Nazis' 1933 Concordat with the Catholic Church promise?
The Church could run itself independently
All three
Parents could make their children attend Catholic schools
The Nazis and the clergy would stay out of each others' business
4
Under which law were Jewish people excluded from the Civil Service on the 7th of April, 1933?
Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service
No Jews Allowed
Law for the Refurbishment of the Civil Session
Law for the Exclusion of Jews from Government
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When were women welcomed back into the paid workforce?
1940
1936
1939
1937
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At one point there was a plan to emigrate Germany's whole Jewish population to...
Madagascar
Poland
Palestine
South America
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The 1933 Law against Habitual Criminals mandated...
Destroying known gay meeting places
Incarceration of prostitutes
Sterilisation of sex offenders
Imprisoning tramps in work camps
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What were some of the reasons for women leaving the workforce?
More men had jobs to provide for their spouses
They didn't really like having equal rights anyway
Their clothing had become too impractical to do anything in
Interest-free loans were given to newly-wed couples
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When did the Nazis begin the euthanasia campaign?
1936
1940
1939
1934
10
What did these laws make illegal?
Sexual relationships between Jewish and non-Jewish people
For non-Jewish people to enter Jewish streets
For Jewish people to own independent businesses
For Jewish people to enter certain public spaces
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How did the Nazis summarise their ideals for women?
Keine Kaffee Kanne
Kinder Kühe Kirsche
Kinder Kellog Kipling
Kinder Küche Kirche
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What was the Reich Church?
Part of the Protestant Church showing fanatical support under Ludwig Müller
A rich church
Part of the Catholic Church operating underground to harbor Jewish refugees
The Official Hitler Fanclub
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What ideas did Nazi racial ideology put forward?
Hitler was the only acceptable non-Aryan
The German population had become 'contaminated' by mixing with non-Aryans
'Weak' non-Aryans were the reason why Germany had lost the first world war
Aryans were the 'superior race'
14
How was the education system changed under the Nazis?
The curriculum was changed to reflect Nazi ideals
Teachers were mandatory Nazi Party members
P.E. teachers had to do P.E. too instead of just standing on the field
The schoolday was made longer so the Nazis could have more control
15
What were the Nüremberg Laws?
Laws issued after the end of WW2 protecting human rights
Laws issued from Nüremberg about Nazi economic policy
Laws affecting the city of Nüremberg
Laws restricting the rights of Jewish people
16
What were the general attitudes of the Protestant Church towards the Nazis?
Outright Opposition
Support
Most of them were Nazis themselves
Indifference
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When did Hitler's boycott of Jewish businesses take place?
1st Apr 1933
1st Apr 1934
12 Apr 1933
1st May 1933
18
When were married women prevented from entering the workforce?
1936-1939
1939-1945
1933-1936
1933-1938
19
What was the RAD?
A workers' incentive scheme with perks such as free holidays
A mandatory labour service for unmarried men aged 18-25
A voluntary labour service for men aged 16-30
A very cool boy scouts group with BMX bikes
20
The Nüremberg Laws were paused during the 1936 Berlin Olympics
False
True
21
When did Kristallnacht take place?
9-10th of November, 1938
11th of November, 1934
10-11th of November, 1939
8th of November, 1936
22
Which of these religious individuals opposed the Nazi regime?
All three
Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Martin Niemöller
Ludwig Müller
23
When the Nazis banned trade unions, they were replaced with...
The BAD (Blöde Ameisen Dinger)
The KDF (Kraft durch Freude / Strength through Joy)
The RAD (Reichsarbeitsdienst / German Labour Service)
The DAF (Deutsche Arbeitsfront / German Labour Front)
24
What was the German Faith Movement?
Apolitical religious campaigners attempting to 'take back the church'
An anti-Nazi religious group
Left-wing Christian youth opposition to the Nazis
An extremist right-wing cult of Hitler
25
By 1936, which of the below were being routinely send to concentration camps?
Juvenile delinquents
Prostitutes
Homosexuals
Tramps and the unemployed
26
"The Nazis were respectful and honest and kept their promise to the Catholic Church."
False
True
