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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 does Hitler feel is more potent than the written word when it comes to starting wars?
(a) Desperation.
(b) Fear.
(c) The spoken word.
(d) Wealth.

2. If their present situation continues, their society and political structure will be taken over by whom?
(a) The Russians.
(b) The Jews.
(c) The French.
(d) The Marxists.

3. What do the end of World War I and the armistice do to Germany?
(a) It frees Germany from the bonds of poverty.
(b) It rightly punishes Germany for their treatment of other countries.
(c) It relegates Germany to a position of submission.
(d) It protects the Germans from other nations.

4. How are the borders of these federated states created?
(a) Through politics.
(b) With high walls.
(c) With barbed wire.
(d) Through peaceful negotiations.

5. How many strong points exist in German foreign policy up until this time?
(a) Five.
(b) Three.
(c) Two.
(d) Four.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Hitler find that many other parties are doing?

2. Of what does a federated state consist?

3. What would be the purpose of the National Socialist trade union?

4. How many foundations are there of the old state?

5. When does one receive the right of citizenship in a folkish state?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Hitler suggest a change can occur for the state?

2. What does Hitler notice about the bourgeois meetings?

3. What does Hitler say about organizations?

4. For what does Hitler blame the Jews?

5. Describe Hitler's meetings.

6. What does Hitler do when he joins the German Workers' Party? Why is this important to him?

7. What are Hitler's thoughts on trade unions?

8. What does Hitler say about the connection between a pure state and victory?

9. What happens when the monarchy collapses in 1918?

10. What makes one a citizen or a foreigner? What does Hitler mean by a folkish state?

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