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    Nazism was a political system and ideology developed by the Nazi party in Germany in the 1920s and 1930s. It was led by Adolf Hitler and stressed German nationalism, militarism, totalitarianism, and anti-Semitism. Key aspects of Nazism included its views on racial purity and a belief in German expansion and domination over other races and nations. The Nazi party rose to power after the Treaty of Versailles, the Great Depression, and effective propaganda increased support for their ideology. Once in power, the Nazis established a dictatorship and used propaganda, terror, and oppression to control the German population and eliminate perceived enemies.

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    Nazism was a political system and ideology developed by the Nazi party in Germany in the 1920s and 1930s. It was led by Adolf Hitler and stressed German nationalism, militarism, totalitarianism, and anti-Semitism. Key aspects of Nazism included its views on racial purity and a belief in German expansion and domination over other races and nations. The Nazi party rose to power after the Treaty of Versailles, the Great Depression, and effective propaganda increased support for their ideology. Once in power, the Nazis established a dictatorship and used propaganda, terror, and oppression to control the German population and eliminate perceived enemies.

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    Nazism was a political system and ideology developed by the Nazi party in Germany in the 1920s and 1930s. It was led by Adolf Hitler and stressed German nationalism, militarism, totalitarianism, and anti-Semitism. Key aspects of Nazism included its views on racial purity and a belief in German expansion and domination over other races and nations. The Nazi party rose to power after the Treaty of Versailles, the Great Depression, and effective propaganda increased support for their ideology. Once in power, the Nazis established a dictatorship and used propaganda, terror, and oppression to control the German population and eliminate perceived enemies.

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    Nazism and rise of Hitler

    MCQ
    1. Which of the following can best define Nazism?
    (a) Hitler’s determination to make Germany a great nation
    (b) Extermination of Jews
    (c) A system, a structure of ideas about the world and politics
    (d) Hitler’s ambition of conquering the world
    2. Allied Powers in World War II
    (a) Germany, Italy, Japan (c) UK, France, Italy
    (b) Germany, Italy, Turkey (d) UK, France, USSR, USA
    3. Which nations were the Axis powers during World War II?
    (a) UK, France, USA, USSR (c) Germany, Italy, Japan
    (b) UK, France, Japan (d) Germany, France, UK
    4. The International War Tribunal was set up in
    (a) Vienna (c) Nuremberg
    (b) Munich (d) Auschwitz
    5. World War II began with German invasion of
    (a) Poland (c) Austria
    (b) Belgium (d) Czechoslovakia
    6. Which among the following was the single most important factor in the victory
    of Allied powers in World War II?
    (a) Alliance of England, France (c) Russian Revolution of 1917
    and Russia (d) Axis Powers
    (b) US entry in 1917
    7. Who among the given were called “November Criminals”?
    (a) Bolsheviks (d) Socialists, Catholics and
    (b) Jews Democrats
    (c) Nazis
    8. Who were the ‘desirables’?
    (a) Nordic German Aryans (c) Indo Aryans
    (b) Jews (d) Gypsies
    9. Who among the following topped the list of undesirables’?
    (a) Blacks (c) Gypsies
    (b) Jews (d) Nordic Aryans
    10. Which of the given parties came to be known as Nazi Party?
    (a) German Workers Party (c) National Socialist German
    (b) Socialist Democratic Party Workers Party
    (d) Socialist Party
    11. German defeat in World War I
    (a) led to the establishment of the Weimer Republic
    (b) adoption of declaration of rights of man and citizens
    (c) establishment of Nazi rule
    (d) restoration of monarchy
    12. What was not a factor in the rise of Hitler?
    (a) Disgrace at Versailles
    (b) Nazi propoganda and Hitler’s charismatic leadership
    (c) Years of Depression and Economic crisis
    (d) Weimer Republic
    13. Which of the following was the treaty signed by Germany after its defeat in
    World War I?
    (a) Treaty of Paris (c) Brest Litovsk
    (b) Treaty of Versailles (d) Dawes Plan
    14. Which of the following was the immediate factor for the Great Depression
    (1929-1932)?
    (a) Collapse of Wall Street (c) Fall in US exports
    Exchange (d) Collapse of banks
    (b) Financial Impact of World
    War I
    15. Which of the following was not a feature of the new Nazi style of politics?

    (a) Massive rallies (d) Not so powerful speeches of


    (b) Ritualised applause Hitler
    (c) Red banners with Swastika
    16. Hitler’s ideas of racialism were based on which of the following thinkers
    (a) Aristotle (c) Charles Darwin
    (b) Pluto (d) Rousseau
    17. Which was not a feature of Jew stereotypes?
    (a) Weak and degenerate (c) Foreign agents
    (b) Vermin and rats (d) Generous and charitable
    18. Which of the following was not a part of Hitler’s policies to exclude Jews?
    (a) Exclusion (c) Assimilation
    (b) Ghettoisation (d) Annihilation
    19. What was Jungvolk?
    (а) Nazi youth group for children below 14 years
    (b) Nazi youth group for children above 14 years
    (c) It was the other name for Youth League
    (d) It referred to the undesirable German children
    20. Which of the following was the most feared security force of the Nazi State?
    (a) Storm Troopers (SA) (c) Gestapo
    (b) Protection Squads (SS) (d) Security Service
    21. Hitler’s world view was based on the concept of
    (a) Charles Darwin (d) One nation, one empire and
    (b) Herbert Spence one leader
    (c) Lebensraum
    22. Which of the following was not true of Nazi State and women?
    (a) Equal rights for men and women
    (b) Women were socially different from men
    (c) All mothers were not treated equally
    (d) They had to bearers of Aryan culture and race
    23. Which of the following is not true of ordinary people in Nazi Germany?
    (а) Majority of Germans were passive onlookers
    (b) They were scared to act, to differ, to protest
    (c) Majority genuinely believed Nazism would bring prosperity and well-being
    (d) Every German was a Nazi

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