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GCSE History (Edexcel), Germany; Quiz 11 : Social policies (youth, education and religion)
GCSE History (Edexcel), Germany; Quiz 11 : Social policies (youth, education and religion)
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A quiz based on Edexcel's GCSE History Paper 31. This quiz focuses on youth and religion
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How did the Nazis spread their ideas and values in schools?
Headteachers were replaced by SS men
Lessons were broadcast through speakers
Teachers were controlled and textbooks were rewritten
The Hitler Youth took over schools
2
What agreement between the Nazis and the Catholic Church was signed in 1933?
Locarno Treaty
'With burning anxiety'
Concordat
Nuremberg Agreement
3
What happened to Catholic youth groups?
They were closed down or taken over by the Hitler Youth in 1936
They were allowed to continue without interference
They were closed down in 1933
They were allowed to continue under Nazi supervision
4
What new subject was introduced in schools to help spread Nazi ideas?
Physics
Eugenics
French
Religious Studies
5
Who was the head of the Nazi Reich Church?
Bishop Müller
Cardinal Galen
Adolf Hitler
Pastor Niemöller
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How many Protestant ministers joined the Confessional Church instead of the Reich Church?
6,000
60,000
600
60
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What activities by the Hitler Youth helped to increase support for the Nazis? (Tick all that apply)
Organised displays at Nazi rallies
Book burning
Enjoyable activities at weekends and in school holidays
Helping charitable works
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What was the age range of the League of German Girls (BDM)?
16-20
14-20
12-16
14-18
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What was the role of the Nazi youth organisations? (Tick all that apply)
To indoctrinate young people with Nazi ideas and values
To provide further education for young people
To prepare young people for their role in society
To occupy young people after school as a help for working mothers
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What was the main Nazi youth organisation for boys?
Little Fellows (Pimpfen)
Hitler Youth (Hitler Jugend)
German Youngsters (Deutsches Jungvolk)
Edelweiss Pirates (Edelweißpiraten)