Nazi domestic policy 1933-45

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A quiz relating to the domestic policies of the Nazi party from when they entered power in 1933.
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Question 1

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Which of these were aims of the Nazi party?
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  • Gaining the friendship and co operation of Spain and Portugal
  • Destroying the Treaty of Versailles
  • Remove the "burdens of society" (the disabled)
  • To create a free and universal healthcare system

Question 2

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Which of these is not an element of fascism?
Answer
  • Extreme nationalism and devotion to the leader
  • The state taking priority over the individuals
  • Gender equality
  • Disdain for intellectuals and the arts

Question 3

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What is the definition of "Volksgemeinschaft"?
Answer
  • "The people of Germany"- referring to the Aryan master race
  • "The people's community"- referring to the influence of the Nazi party on all aspects of German life
  • "The dirty people"- referring to "undesirables", e.g Jews, homosexuals, the disabled, ethnic minorities

Question 4

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Which of these is a quote from Hitler regarding education?
Answer
  • "No child should leave school without complete knowledge of the necessity and meaning of blood purity"
  • "Jewish children are corrupting our education system"
  • ""The most important aspect of the education of a German child is the greatness of Germany and her military"

Question 5

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What subjects was there most emphasis on in German schools under the Nazi government?
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  • Painting, languages, and rhetoric (public speaking)
  • Maths, chemistry, and physics
  • Sport, history and biology

Question 6

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What was the age that young German boys could join the "Pimpfen" (the youngest wing of the Hitler Youth)
Answer
  • Age 4
  • Age 5
  • Age 6
  • Age 7

Question 7

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Which of these is NOT a supposed characteristic of the Aryan race?
Answer
  • Blond hair
  • Blue eyes
  • Small feet
  • Tall stature

Question 8

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Hitler formed the blueprint of anti-Semitism, i.e this was a radical, new opinion.
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 9

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How did the Nazi party go about spreading anti-Semitism?
Answer
  • Segregating Jews from the rest of the population
  • Using anti-Semitic propaganda, especially aiming to indoctrinate children
  • Subtly and gradually, slowly making it acceptable and normal in the eyes of the German people
  • Having the SA immediately imprison any Jews they saw
  • Discouraging people from buying goods from Jewish shops, eventually enforcing an embargo

Question 10

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What did the Nuremburg Laws of 1935 enforce?
Answer
  • No Jews could be doctors or dentists.
  • No Jews could enter the city of Nuremburg without paying the sum of 1000 marks to the Reich government.
  • Jews are exempt from rights of citizenship, are prohibited from marrying or having sexual relationships with "Aryans", and no Jewish household could hire an "Aryan" servant.
  • Jewish people were prohibited from owning land, vehicles, or telephones.

Question 11

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Which of these were ideals promoted for women in Nazi Germany?
Answer
  • Stay at home as a housewife and mother
  • Have as many children as possible (gold medals were given to women with 8 children or more), thus stay healthy and strong and preferably have wide hips
  • Bring home income for the family
  • Wear make up and fashionable clothing
  • Never drink or smoke

Question 12

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What did Hitler do to control religion?
Answer
  • Denounce and ban all religions
  • Establish a "Reich Church"; replacing the cross and bible on the alter with a sword and a copy of 'Mein Kampf'
  • Infiltrate the catholic church, subtly altering its doctrine to suit his aims

Question 13

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An average school in Nazi Germany did about 2 hours of sport every day.
Answer
  • True
  • False
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