Lesson 1G.4
1G.4 Aspects of life in Germany and West Germany, 1918–89 Quiz: Pearson Edexcel History, Unit 7
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The 20 questions
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In which year did German women first gain the right to vote?
- 1933
- 1914
- 1949
- 1918
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Which phrase summarised the Nazi slogan regarding women's primary role in society?
- Kraft durch Freude
- Kinder, Küche, Kirche
- Blut und Boden
- Gleichschaltung
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Which 1933 law offered interest-free loans to couples if the wife quit work?
- Reich Citizenship Law
- Enabling Act
- Editors Law
- Encouragement of Marriage
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What action did Nazi-led students take in May 1933 to target un-German literature?
- Mass arrests
- Public book burnings
- Art exhibitions
- Library closures
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Which influential modernist design school was forced to close by Nazis in 1933?
- Gestapo
- Ahnenerbe
- KdF
- Bauhaus
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Which 1937 Munich exhibition was held by the Nazis to mock modern art?
- Grosse Deutsche Kunst
- Entartete Kunst
- Kraft durch Freude
- Neue Sachlichkeit
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What collective name was given to the anti-Semitic laws passed in September 1935?
- Nuremberg Laws
- Enabling Act
- April Laws
- Law for Reconstruction
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In which year was membership of the Hitler Youth made compulsory?
- 1942
- 1939
- 1936
- 1933
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What was the Nazi term for their systematic genocide of European Jews?
- Generalplan Ost
- New Order
- Lebensraum
- Final Solution
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Which 1957 West German law extended women's rights regarding marital property and work?
- Social Code
- Equal Rights Act
- Basic Law
- Works Constitution Act
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Which article of the 1949 West German Basic Law guaranteed gender equality?
- Article 48
- Article 3
- Article 1
- Article 5
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What was the main aim of Allied education policy in Western Germany after 1945?
- Industrialisation
- Collectivisation
- Privatisation
- Denazification
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What name was given to foreign workers recruited to West Germany from 1955?
- Ostarbeiter
- Zwangsarbeiter
- Gastarbeiter
- Trümmerfrauen
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Which famous German design school became a symbol of Weimar modernist architecture?
- Bauhaus
- Blaue Reiter
- Expressionism
- Werkbund
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What name is given to the November 1938 Nazi pogrom against Jewish properties?
- Reichstag Fire
- Kristallnacht
- Beer Hall Putsch
- Kapp Putsch
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Which organisation managed women's welfare and domestic training under the Nazi regime?
- Kraft durch Freude
- Deutsches Frauenwerk
- Reichsarbeitsdienst
- Glaube und Schönheit
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Which city was the vibrant centre of cultural experimentation during the Weimar Republic?
- Berlin
- Weimar
- Munich
- Frankfurt
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Besides Jews, which nomadic minority group was targeted by Nazi racial persecution?
- Volga Germans
- Sinti and Roma
- Sorbs
- Huguenots
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Which German term describes West Germany's process of confronting its Nazi past?
- Ostpolitik
- Vergangenheitsbewältigung
- Westbindung
- Gleichschaltung
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Which subject was heavily modified in Nazi schools to teach racial theory?
- Music
- Physics
- Biology
- Chemistry
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