In what year was rationing introduced to Germany?

a) 1935b) 1939c) 1941d) 1944

In what year was rationing introduced to Germany?

a) 1935b) 1939c) 1941d) 1944

At what age could boys join the Hitler Youth?

a) 10b) 13c) 14d) 6

At what age could boys join the Hitler Youth?

a) 10b) 13c) 14d) 6

Who took control of organising Germany for war

in 1942?

a) Fritz Toddb) Robert Leyc) Albert Speerd) Joseph Goebbels

Who took control of organising Germany for war

in 1942?

a) Fritz Toddb) Robert Leyc) Albert Speerd) Joseph Goebbels

In what year was membership of the Hitler Youth made compulsory?

a) 1933b) 1936c) 1941d) 1939

In what year was membership of the Hitler Youth made compulsory?

a) 1933b) 1936c) 1941d) 1939

What was the name of the body that controlled which

materials were sent to which factories?

a) Central Planning Boardb) Gestapoc) Strength Through Joyd) Luftwaffe

What was the name of the body that controlled which

materials were sent to which factories?

a) Central Planning Boardb) Gestapoc) Strength Through Joyd) Luftwaffe

What was Strength Through Joy (KDF)?

a) An organisation that found men work in manual labour camps

b) An organisation that offered rewards to workers

c) A branch of the Hitler Youthd) Hitler's Personal Bodyguard

What was Strength Through Joy (KDF)?

a)An organisation that found men work in manual labour camps

b)An organisation that offered rewards to workers

c)A branch of the Hitler Youthd)Hitler's Personal Bodyguard

In what year did Germany invade the USSR?

a) 1941b) 1939c) 1940d) 1942

In what year did Germany invade the USSR?

a) 1941b) 1939c) 1940d) 1942

What was the Concordat?

1. Hitler's orders to ban the Catholic Church2. A law that made membership of the Catholic

Church compulsory3. The worlds first supersonic aircraft4. An agreement between Hitler and the Pope

in 1933

What was the Concordat?

1.Hitler's orders to ban the Catholic Church2.A law that made membership of the Catholic

Church compulsory3.The worlds first supersonic aircraft4.An agreement between Hitler and the

Pope in 1933

Which of these was not shut down at some point during

the war?

a) Cinemasb) Magazinesc) Sportd) Civilian clothing factories

Which of these was not shut down at some point during

the war?

a) Cinemasb) Magazinesc) Sportd) Civilian clothing factories

What happened to Protestant Churches in Nazi

Germany?

a) Bannedb) Closedc) Merged and placed under the

control of a Nazi bishopd) Expanded and made compulsory

What happened to Protestant Churches in Nazi

Germany?

a) Bannedb) Closedc) Merged and placed under the

control of a Nazi bishopd) Expanded and made compulsory

In what year was rationing introduced to Germany?

a) 1935b) 1939c) 1941d) 1944

In what year was rationing introduced to Germany?

a) 1935b) 1939c) 1941d) 1944

Which group were targeted with the 3Ks?

a) Childrenb) Jewsc) Workersd) Women

Which group were targeted with the 3Ks?

a) Childrenb) Jewsc) Workersd) Women

Which of these roles did the Hitler Youth NOT take on

during the war?

a) Concentration Camp Guardsb) Fire Servicec) Delivering Postd) Working in Hospitals

Which of these roles did the Hitler Youth NOT take on

during the war?

a) Concentration Camp Guardsb) Fire Servicec) Delivering Postd) Working in Hospitals

How many Children did a women need to have to get

a Gold Medal in Nazi Germany?

a) 8b) 6c) 4d) 12

How many Children did a women need to have to get

a Gold Medal in Nazi Germany?

a) 8b) 6c) 4d) 12

In 1945 it became compulsory for who to

work?

a) Women under 50b) Women under 60c) Children over 12d) Jews

In 1945 it became compulsory for who to

work?

a) Women under 50b) Women under 60c) Children over 12d) Jews

The Four Year Plan was supposed to make

Germany…

a) Richb) Free of all Jewish people c) Self Sufficientd) Aryan

The Four Year Plan was supposed to make

Germany…

a) Richb) Free of all Jewish people c) Self Sufficientd) Aryan

Which of these was NOT a way Hitler reduced

unemployment in Germany?

a) Men had to spend time in the RADb) Men had to serve time in the Armed

forcesc) Women and Jews were sacked from jobs d) He got people to make steel in their

villages and towns

Which of these was NOT a way Hitler reduced

unemployment in Germany?

a) Men had to spend time in the RADb) Men had to serve time in the Armed

forcesc) Women and Jews were sacked from jobs d) He got people to make steel in their

villages and towns

How much money was spent to make the patriotic

film 'Kolberg' in 1943?

a) 5 million marksb) 8.5 million marksc) 100,000 marksd) 10 million marks

How much money was spent to make the patriotic

film 'Kolberg' in 1943?

a) 5 million marksb) 8.5 million marksc) 100,000 marksd) 10 million marks

Which of these is NOT true of what the Nazis did to

Trade Unions

a) Their money was confiscated b) They were expanded, and made

compulsoryc) Their leaders were imprisonedd) They were banned

Which of these is NOT true of what the Nazis did to

Trade Unions

a) Their money was confiscated b) They were expanded, and made

compulsoryc) Their leaders were imprisonedd) They were banned

Extra rations were given out in Christmas of which year?

a) 1939 b) 1941c) 1942d) 1945

Extra rations were given out in Christmas of which year?

a) 1939 b) 1941c) 1942d) 1945

What was the National Labour Service (RAD)?

a) An organisation that offered rewards for good workers

b) An organisation that gave men work on manual labour projects

c) A Trade Union that was shut down by the Nazisd) The German equivalent of the Job Centre

What was the National Labour Service (RAD)?

a) An organisation that offered rewards for good workers

b) An organisation that gave men work on manual labour projects

c) A Trade Union that was shut down by the Nazisd) The German equivalent of the Job Centre

What was the name of the group of people who were

to defend Germany against invasion?

a) The Nazi Home Guardb) The Reich Defence Forcec) Dad's Army d) The People's Home Guard

What was the name of the group of people who were

to defend Germany against invasion?

a) The Nazi Home Guardb) The Reich Defence Forcec) Dad's Army d) The People's Home Guard

From 1935 onwards, how long did every man aged

18-25 have to spend in the army?

a) Two Yearsb) 18 monthsc) Five Yearsd) 6 months

From 1935 onwards, how long did every man aged

18-25 have to spend in the army?

a) Two Yearsb) 18 monthsc) Five Yearsd) 6 months

What was the age range for the People's Home Guard?

a) 14-60 b) 16-60c) 18-75d) 16-50

What was the age range for the People's Home Guard?

a) 14-60 b) 16-60c) 18-75d) 16-50

Which of these happened first?

a) Nuremburg Lawsb) Krystalnacht (Night of the Broken Glass)c) Boycott of Jewish Shopsd) Jews working for the government were

sacked

Which of these happened first?

a) Nuremburg Lawsb) Krystalnacht (Night of the Broken Glass)c) Boycott of Jewish Shopsd) Jews working for the government were

sacked

What was the name given to the plan to kill all the Jews in Nazi controlled

Europe?

a) The Final Solutionb) The Holocaustc) The Nuremburg Lawsd) The Ghettos

What was the name given to the plan to kill all the Jews in Nazi controlled

Europe?

a) The Final Solutionb) The Holocaustc) The Nuremburg Lawsd) The Ghettos

Which of these is NOT true of schools under the Nazis?

a) School textbooks were written to give a negative view of Jews

b) They were shut downc) Boys and Girls followed separate

timetablesd) PE increased to 15% of the timetable

Which of these is NOT true of schools under the Nazis?

a) School textbooks were written to give a negative view of Jews

b) They were shut downc) Boys and Girls followed separate

timetablesd) PE increased to 15% of the timetable

What was the name of the conference at which the

Final Solution was planned?

a) Berlin Conferenceb) Nuremburg Conferencec) Potsdam Conferenced) Wannsee Conference

What was the name of the conference at which the

Final Solution was planned?

a) Berlin Conferenceb) Nuremburg Conferencec) Potsdam Conferenced) Wannsee Conference

What were children encouraged to do to their

parents if they complained about the Nazis?

a) Report them to the Gestapob) Teach them what was good about the

Nazi'sc) Tell their teacherd) Ignore them

What were children encouraged to do to their

parents if they complained about the Nazis?

a) Report them to the Gestapob) Teach them what was good about the

Nazi'sc) Tell their teacherd) Ignore them

What happened to mentally ill hospital patients after

1939?

a) They were given jobsb) They were sent to concentration campsc) They were deported d) They were killed

What happened to mentally ill hospital patients after

1939?

a) They were given jobsb) They were sent to concentration campsc) They were deported d) They were killed

How much was the 'marriage loan' the

government gave to newly weds?

a) 250 marks b) 500 marks c) 750 marks d) 1000 marks

How much was the 'marriage loan' the

government gave to newly weds?

a) 250 marks b) 500 marks c) 750 marks d) 1000 marks

How much of the marriage loan could couples keep for

each child they had?

a) 250 marksb) 100 marksc) 50 marksd) 500 marks

How much of the marriage loan could couples keep for

each child they had?

a) 250 marksb) 100 marksc) 50 marksd) 500 marks

Which of these is NOT a branch of the Hitler Youth?

a) Bund Deutscher Madelb) Jungmadelbund c) Reichsarbeitsdienst d) Deutsches Jungvolk

Which of these is NOT a branch of the Hitler Youth?

a) Bund Deutscher Madelb) Jungmadelbund c) Reichsarbeitsdienst d) Deutsches Jungvolk

Which of these were not an opposition group to the

Nazis

a) Edelweiss Pirates b) Wehrmachtc) Navajosd) White Rose

Which of these were not an opposition group to the

Nazis

a) Edelweiss Pirates b) Wehrmachtc) Navajosd) White Rose

Which of these was NOT a form of censorship used in

Nazi Germany

a) All newspaper stories had to be approvedb) The Government controlled all the radio

stationsc) Books that contained anti-Nazi ideas were

burned d) Posters showing Hitler as a god-like hero were

common

Which of these was NOT a form of censorship used in

Nazi Germany

a) All newspaper stories had to be approvedb) The Government controlled all the radio

stationsc) Books that contained anti-Nazi ideas were

burned d) Posters showing Hitler as a god-like

hero were common

Who launched the bomb plot against Hitler in 1944

a) The RAFb) The French Resistance c) A group of army officersd) The White Rose

Who launched the bomb plot against Hitler in 1944

a) The RAFb) The French Resistance c) A group of army officersd) The White Rose

Who was the Nazi Minister of Propaganda and National

Enlightenment?

a) Adolf Hitlerb) Heinrich Himmlerc) Robert Ley d) Joseph Goebbels

Who was the Nazi Minister of Propaganda and National

Enlightenment?

a) Adolf Hitlerb) Heinrich Himmlerc) Robert Ley d) Joseph Goebbels

Which of the following is NOT a reason why there

was relatively little opposition to Hitler

a) Fear of the Gestapo b) Propaganda c) Everybody loved Hitlerd) Censorship

Which of the following is NOT a reason why there

was relatively little opposition to Hitler

a) Fear of the Gestapo b) Propaganda c) Everybody loved Hitlerd) Censorship