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Opposition and resistance in Nazi Germany

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Opposition and resistance in Nazi Germany”, from the unit “Modern depth studies” (Year 11 History) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. What did the Nazis believe would turn silent obedience into loyal support?
  2. How did Goebbels and the Nazis communicate their narrative to the German public?
  3. Match each Nazi propaganda method to its main purpose.
  4. Why did the Nazis create the Reich Chamber of Culture in 1933?
  5. What was the wider purpose of the Nuremberg Rallies beyond just showing support for the Nazis?
  6. How did the Nazis ensure their voice dominated printed media?
  7. The Nazis created a tightly controlled police state and used relentless ___ to promote loyalty to Hitler.
  8. Which of the following are examples of worker resistance in Nazi Germany?
  9. What is the best definition of the word 'compliance' as used in the context of Nazi Germany?
  10. Starting with the earliest, sort these events in Martin Niemöller’s life into chronological order:
  11. How did the Swing Youth defy the Nazi regime?
  12. What does Niemöller’s famous quotation highlight about Nazi Germany?

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