Escape from Freedom Quiz | One Week Quiz A

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 148 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Escape from Freedom Quiz | One Week Quiz A

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Psychology of Nazism.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What political tool was used to influence an individual who was voting?
(a) Political propaganda.
(b) Speeches.
(c) Campaigns.
(d) Voting blocs.

2. What tool developed out of the new capitalistic system that helped promote business?
(a) Coupons.
(b) Discounts.
(c) Sales.
(d) Advertising.

3. What German social class supported Hitler but did not adopt his ideologies?
(a) Middle class and moderate.
(b) Upper class and liberal.
(c) Working class and liberal.
(d) Upper class and conservative.

4. What is a consequence for man eating the forbidden fruit?
(a) Man is at peace with nature.
(b) There is discord between man and nature.
(c) Man lost his family.
(d) Man lost freedom.

5. How did Fromm separate the two groups of German people who supported the Nazis?
(a) He based his theory on the people's reactions to the Jewish community.
(b) He based his ideas on how people viewed themselves.
(c) Fromm based his theory on the people's reactions to the Nazis.
(d) Fromm based his thoughts on how people viewed each other.

Short Answer Questions

1. What type of character was familiar to the lower, middle class?

2. What world event left Germany in financial ruin and ultimately fostered support for Hitler among the lower, middle class Germans?

3. What does Fromm cite as the psychological reason for Hitler and his followers' desire for sadomasochism?

4. How does Fromm categorize the second group of Germans who supported the Nazis?

5. What relationship connects oneself to the world without compromising individuality?

(see the answer key)

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