What was the Sudetenland and why did Germany want to annex it?
A. It was a part of Poland where people spoke German.
B. It was a part of Austria where the language is German.
C. It was a part of Czechoslovakia where ethnic Germans lived.
D. It was part of France bordering Germany where ethnic Germans lived.

Which of the following was an effect of German unification?

a) The European balance of power broke down.

b) Austria became part of Germany.

c) Germans had no need for diplomacy.

d) Cavour took over as German chancellor.

Hitler wanted to expand German control eastward because he believed

a) France was seeking to conquer Germany.

b) Germany’s natural resources were superior.

c) Great Britain would protect Germany.

d) Germany’s people needed more space to thrive.

How did conditions in Germany after World War I set the stage for Hitler's rise to power?

A. Germany was left humiliated, and Hitler promised to regain German pride and spread German culture throughout the world.

B. Germany was left wealthy, and Hitler promised to use this wealth to reunite the German-speaking people of Europe.

C. Germany was left ethnically divided, and Hitler vowed to promote religious and ethnic unity through the Hitler Youth.

D. Germany was left with a weak military, and Hitler assured Germans his party's policies would prevent future war.

How did conditions in Germany after World War I set the stage for Hitler's rise to power?

a) Germany was left humiliated, and Hitler promised to regain German pride and spread German culture throughout the world.

b) Germany was left wealthy, and Hitler promised to use this wealth to reunite the German-speaking people of Europe.

c) Germany was left ethnically divided, and Hitler vowed to promote religious and ethnic unity through the Hitler Youth.

d) Germany was left with a weak military, and Hitler assured Germans his party's policies would prevent future war.

Adolf Hitler wrote these words in 1923, years before he came to power in Germany. With the armistice began the humiliation of Germany. So long as this Treaty stands there can be no resurrection of the German people; no social reform of any kind is possible! The Treaty was made in order to bring 20 million Germans to their deaths and to ruin the German nation. Which statement presents Hitler’s view of the path Germany should take?

Anna, a U.S. citizen, works only in Germany. Where is the value she adds to production in Germany included?

A) In German GDP, but it is not included in U.S. GDP.

B) In both German GDP and U.S. GDP.

C) In U.S. GDP, but it is not included in German GDP.

D) In neither German GDP nor U.S. GDP.

Did D-Day ultimately end German ambitions in Europe?

a) Yes, German leaders surrendered shortly after the D-Day invasion.

b) No, the Germans continued fighting and attempted offensive measures.

c) Yes, D-Day weakened German forces, who abandoned the military en masse.

d) No, the Germans had a steady supply of young soldiers to continue the fight.

Locate Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany, German Democratic Republic.

Draw a stepwise mechanism for the formation of A from an alcohol and acid chloride. A was converted in one step to Blattella Quinone, the sex pheromone of the female German cockroach Blattella germanica.

Which statement explains why a German submarine sunk the Lusitania?

A. Germany wanted to draw the U.S. into the war.

B. The German commander mistook it for a warship.

C. Germany practiced unrestricted submarine warfare.

D. Germany had warned Americans not to travel on British ships.

Why were the British able to prevent the Germans from invading their country?

A The United States joined the Allied forces.

B Germany could not penetrate the Maginot Line.

C France defeated Germany and pushed them back into Belgium.

D Britain had developed radar stations to detect German aircraft.

Why did the German government issue a single currency for all of Germany?

Why did the German government issue a single currency for all of Germany?

In the 1930s, Germany first began to expand aggressively by

a) invading Russia.

b) rebuilding the German military.

c) joining German forces with Italy.

d) making a pact with China.

(a) Why did the German invasion of the Soviet Union succeed at first?

(b) What factors helped the Soviet army defeat the Germans?

Which of the following was not included in the Treaty of Versailles?

A. extensive German reparations to be paid to the Allies

B. a curtailment of German immigration to Allied nations

C. France's acquisition of disputed territory along the French-German border

D. a mandate for Germany to accept responsibility for the war publicly

Suppose the nominal gross domestic product of Germany was 3,420 billion euros in 2007 and 3,560 billion euros in 2008. Between the same years, the German CPI increased from 120.0 to 122.4. What was the real growth in Germany’s real GDP in this time period?

German Democracy and Dictatorship : $\newline$ Why did democracy fail to thrive in postwar Germany?

Explain the Major Causes of World War II Write a paragraph that explains how the German invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941 changed the course of the war. Consider Germany's decision to invade the Soviet Union, the benefit to Britain and her allies, and how the decision affected Germany.

Which of the following was NOT a reason for Germany's poverty after World War II? A. the attempt by the Allies to invade Czechoslovakia B. the expulsion of people of German ancestry from other countries C. the removal of German assets by the victorious nations D. all of the above

Read the following passage and then choose the best revision for the italized portions of the paragraph. The questions will require you to make decisions regarding the revision of the reading selection. Some revisions are not of actual mistakes, but will improve the clarity of the writing.

German glassmakers took glassmaking to the next level by cutting sheets from long cylinders of molten glass. The new type of glass became known as sheet glass, or crown glass. In the mid-seventeenth century, Venice lost its dominance in glassmaking when the Englishman George Ravenscroft replaced potash with lead oxide and combined it with quartz sand. The combination produced highly reflective glass. German's added lime to potash, which resulted in yet another variation of glass. Milch glass, as it is called, had the opaque white color of porcelain.

A. NO CHANGE

B. Germans'

C. Germans

D. Germans's

Read the following passage and then choose the best revision for the italized portions of the paragraph. The questions will require you to make decisions regarding the revision of the reading selection. Some revisions are not of actual mistakes, but will improve the clarity of the writing.

German glassmakers took glassmaking to the next level by cutting sheets from long cylinders of molten glass. The new type of glass became known as sheet glass, or crown glass. In the mid-seventeenth century, Venice lost its dominance in glassmaking when the Englishman George Ravenscroft replaced potash with lead oxide and combined it with quartz sand. The combination produced highly reflective glass. German's added lime to potash, which resulted in yet another variation of glass. Milch glass, as it is called, had the opaque white color of porcelain.

A. NO CHANGE

B. Germans'

C. Germans

D. Germans's

What does German historian Sleidan, in Document C, imply is the most important role of the printing press?

A spreading the Protestant religion

B teaching German history to other countries

C making books cheaper

D giving Germans more knowledge

What does German historian Sleidan, in Document C, imply is the most important role of the printing press? A. spreading of the Protestant religion B. teaching German history to other countries C. making books cheaper D. giving Germans more knowledge