The West Between The Wars, 1919-1939 17 - 3
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The West Between the Wars, 1919-1939 17 - 3
- 1.Hitler's birthplace
- A.
Nazi
- B.
Lebenstraum
- C.
Enabling Act
- D.
Mein Kampf
- E.
Austria
- 2.National Socialist German Worker's Party
- A.
Nazi
- B.
Lebenstraum
- C.
Enabling Act
- D.
Mein Kampf
- E.
Austria
- 3.Hitler's philosophical work
- A.
Nazi
- B.
Lebenstraum
- C.
Enabling Act
- D.
Mein Kampf
- E.
Austria
- 4.Hitler's right of superior nation to " living space"
- A.
Nazi
- B.
Lebenstraum
- C.
Enabling Act
- D.
Mein Kampf
- E.
Austria
- 5.Legislation that gave Hitler supreme power
- A.
Nazi
- B.
Lebenstraum
- C.
Enabling Act
- D.
Mein Kampf
- E.
Austria
- 6.Hitler inaccurately associated the concept of an Aryan race with all of the following groups EXCEPT
- A.
Ancient Greeks and Romans.
- B.
Germans.
- C.
Scandinavians.
- D.
Jews.
- 7.Hitler ended Germany's economics woes, unemployment, and the depression by
- A.
Putting women to work in factories
- B.
Passing the Nuremberg laws.
- C.
Public works projects and a reamament program
- D.
Building more churches and universities.
- 8.What was the Kristallnacht, which happened on November 9, 1938?
- A.
The inspiration for the anthem of the Nazi Party
- B.
A destructive rampage against German Jews led by Nazis
- C.
The signing of Hitler's agreement with Russia
- D.
The creation of Hitler's secret police under Heinrich Himmler
- 9.Hitler's goal was to create a
- A.
Third Reich, or German Empire.
- B.
Third Workers' Party
- C.
Third Depression.
- D.
Third Reiochstag.
- 10.Hitler's political theories were based on all the following EXCEPT
- A.
Racism, especially anti-Semitism.
- B.
Dawinian social struggle.
- C.
Communism.
- D.
Nationalism.
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