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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Roosevelt tell William E. Dodd was not a U.S. affair?
(a) Anti-Soviet laws.
(b) German obsession with racial purity.
(c) The way Jews were treated in Germany.
(d) The German Army reconstruction.

2. What was William E. Dodd urged to tell Hitler?
(a) That Russia didn't want war.
(b) That the Jews of Germany supported the government.
(c) That public opinion had turned against him.
(d) That Germany will not accept interference from the U.S.

3. What was Alfred Panofsky's occupation?
(a) He was a banker.
(b) He was an architect.
(c) He was a surgeon.
(d) He was a doctor.

4. Whose biography did William E. Dodd write?
(a) President Lincoln.
(b) President Taft.
(c) President Washington.
(d) President Wilson.

5. What was Joseph Schachno's profession?
(a) Writer.
(b) Doctor.
(c) Journalist.
(d) Physicist.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where did Joseph Schachno live according to the Introduction?

2. How old was William E. Dodd at the start of Chapter 1?

3. Why did the new Ambassador vow to lead a modest life in Berlin?

4. How long had William E. Dodd held his position at the start of Chapter 1?

5. Who was Edgar Mowrer a correspondent for according to Chapter 9?

Short Essay Questions

1. What would soon open in a nearby building?

2. What was the charge against Schachno?

3. What happened despite not having evidence?

4. What personal connections did Dodd have?

5. How did the American consulates feel?

6. Why did Schachno appear at the American consulate?

7. Where was Joseph Schachno from, according to the Introduction?

8. What did Dodd discover about some party officials in Chapter 7?

9. Who did Dodd invite to join them in Germany?

10. What aspirations did Dodd have?

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