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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. How many foundations are there of the old state?
(a) Three.
(b) Five.
(c) Ten.
(d) Two.

2. The old Reich appears weak to the outside. What does it gives its citizens?
(a) No freedom.
(b) Internal freedom.
(c) What is needed to survive.
(d) Some freedom.

3. When can naturalization take place?
(a) If the immigrant has a full-time job.
(b) If the immigrant has some connection with Germany.
(c) If the immigrant is not a criminal or political subversive.
(d) If the immigrant is fluent in German.

4. There is a federation of what kind of groups?
(a) Marxist groups.
(b) Socialist groups.
(c) Working folkish groups.
(d) Democratic groups.

5. What is the only foundation on which to build a new state authority?
(a) Wealth.
(b) Education.
(c) Culture.
(d) Popularity.

Short Answer Questions

1. Does Hitler believe that once his party is in control it can do away with existing organizations?

2. With what is this chapter concerned?

3. Hitler attempts to outline the major points contained in what?

4. Who are those who are either naturally born in the country or those who have been naturalized?

5. What type of men makes good organizers?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. What does Hitler notice about the bourgeois meetings?

3. What are the consequences of the end of World War I for Germany?

4. How does Hitler feel that every movement has to be divided?

5. What happens to Hitler's organization by 1922?

6. What happens when the monarchy collapses in 1918?

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

8. What are Hitler's views on the issue of whether Germany should be a federated or unified state?

9. How is it wrong to view a state?

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

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