Rise of Hitler

Q. Why was the famous Enabling Act passed in Germany?

1. To establish democracy in Germany
2. To establish dictatorship in Germany
3. To establish communism in Germany
4. To establish monarchy in Germany

Q. From 1919 to 1933, the government of Germany was known as the .

1. Weimar Republic
2. Hitler Empire
3. Nazi Government
4. Fifth Reich

Q. Match the following.

1. Introduced New Deal
2. Nazi Economist
3. Propaganda Minister

Q. Immediately after the First World War, Germany was ruled by _________.

1. The Nazi Party
2. Weimar Republic
3. Provisional governments
4. The Communist Party

Q. The result of the Munich Pact of 1938 was ________.

1. The rise of Franco in Spain
2. The nonaggression treaty signed between the USSR and Germany in 1939
3. The German invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1939
4. V-E Day
5. The Atlantic Charter

Q. Which treaty set out peace terms between the victorious Allies and Germany at the end of World War I?

1. The Treaty of Paris
2. Treaty of Versailles
3. The Peace of Westphalia
4. Treaty of Tordesillas

Q. ___________ is the deliberate and systematic destruction of a group of people on the basis of their ethnicity, nationality, religion, or race.

1. Butchering
2. Concentration camps
3. Genocide
4. Auschwitz

Q. Why did Britain declare war on Germany in 1914?

Q. Select the correctly matched pair(s).

1. 2 September 1939 - Hitler attacked Poland
2. 1941 - Hitler broke the peace pact with the USSR
3. 1922 - Russia becomes the USSR
4. 1940 - Russia signs peace pact with Germany

Q. When did Hitler become the Chancellor of Germany?

1. 1929
2. 1939
3. 1933
4. 1924

Q. Which among the following were atrocities committed by the Nazis against Jews?

1. Thousands of Jews were killed in gas chambers
2. Jews were used as part of forced labour
3. Jews were forcibly converted to Christianity
4. Jews were actively denied proper food and healthcare

Q. Which among the following is/are change(s) that occured after the establishment of Nazism in Germany?

1. Hitler was named Monarch of Germany.
2. Parliamentary democracy came to an end.
3. The flag of the Weimar Republic was replaced with the Swastika banners of National Socialism.
4. Trade unions, strikes, and rival political parties were declared illegal.

Q. Assertion [A]: The Nazi Minister, Joseph Goebbels, once said, "any lie frequently repeated will ultimately gain belief".

Reason [R]: He successfully manipulated public opinion through planned propaganda.

1. [A] and [R] are true, but [R] is not the correct justification for [A]
2. [A] and [R] are false
3. [A] and [R] are true, and [R] is the correct justification for [A]
4. [A] is true but [R] is false

Q. Anti-Semitism refers to the hatred of, and hostility towards which of the following category of people?

1. Muslims
2. Russians
3. Jews
4. Gypsies

Q. What was the name of the secret state police formed by Hitler?

1. Jungvolk
2. Braune Hemden
3. Gestapo
4. Nazi Military

Q. Which of the following bodies was set up to try and prosecute the Nazi war criminals at the end of World War II?

1. British Military Tribunal
2. Allied Military Tribunal
3. International Military Tribunal
4. Allied Judicial Court

Q. Which British prime minister met with Hitler in a bid to negotiate with the Czechs and Nazis?

1. Winston Churchill
2. Clement Atlee
3. Neville Chamberlain
4. Sir Oswald Mosley

Q. The Nazi party was democratically elected by the people in 1932.

1. False
2. True

Q. Pair the country with its fascist leader.

1. Italy
2. Spain
3. Germany
4. Mussolini
5. Hitler
6. Franco