A) Expansion of borders to the Ural Mountains
B) Total withdrawal from all occupied territories
C) Re-establishment of boundaries with Belgium, France, and Poland
D) Full dissolution of all German borders

A) Denmark
B) Sudetenland
C) Switzerland
D) Italy

A) They suggested a global tax to cover them
B) They demanded double reparations
C) They wanted reparations paid only to Britain
D) They demanded no reparations

A) Claus von Stauffenberg
B) Friedrich-Werner Graf von der Schulenburg
C) The German trade unions
D) Adolf Hitler

A) As a welcomed peaceful compromise
B) As not much different from Hitler's racist policies
C) As a reason to join forces with the plotters
D) As a sign of total surrender

A) He pushed for immediate independence
B) He opposed any military involvement
C) He argued for an alliance with the Polish army
D) He advocated for systematic colonization

A) A conservative-authoritarian government
B) A direct democracy
C) A socialist republic
D) A parliamentary monarchy

A) They encouraged it
B) They considered it the highest priority
C) They wanted to implement it gradually
D) They opposed it

A) Reform of the camp system
B) Expansion of the camps
C) Privatization of the camps
D) Dissolution of the camps

A) Expansion to include radio broadcasts
B) Restructuring under new leadership
C) Making it an independent government branch
D) Dissolution of the ministry

A) Creation of special economic zones
B) Continuation of strict laws
C) Relocation to neutral countries
D) Ending the persecution

A) Automatic promotion for all
B) Granting them life tenure
C) Forced retirement with full benefits
D) Possible punishment, dismissal, or transfer

A) Complete independence from Berlin
B) Transformation into Reichsgaue
C) Annexation by neighboring nations
D) Abolition of all regional boundaries

A) Restoration of full economic freedom
B) A transition to a barter system
C) Total nationalization of all industries
D) Centralized state control

A) Printing more currency
B) Defaulting on all international loans
C) Tax increases and austerity policies
D) Confiscation of personal savings

A) Continuation for defense purposes only
B) Aggressive expansion into the East
C) Immediate total surrender
D) Turning the war against the Soviet Union only

A) The secret police
B) The military high command
C) The international courts
D) Reichsgaue and trade unions

A) Aristocratic resentment
B) Desire for wealth
C) Fear of the Soviet Union
D) Religious fundamentalism

A) Adolf Hitler
B) Stauffenberg
C) Martin Borschat
D) Julius Leber

A) To bring the war to a swift end
B) To align Germany with the Soviet Union
C) To expand the war into new territories
D) To preserve the Nazi party structure

A) Communists
B) Monarchists
C) Fascists
D) Anarchists

A) Totalitarianists
B) Liberal democrats
C) Conservative nationalists
D) Radical socialists

A) January
B) April
C) July
D) December

A) Operation Barbarossa
B) Operation Spark
C) Operation Overlord
D) Operation Valkyrie

A) Smolensk
B) Eastern Prussia
C) Berlin
D) Kreisau

A) Rudolf Schmundt
B) Heinz Brandt
C) Claus von Stauffenberg
D) Hans Oster

A) Once
B) Ten times
C) Two times
D) At least five times

A) SS
B) Gestapo
C) OKH
D) Wehrmacht

A) Roughly 200
B) 7,000
C) 5,000
D) 50

A) Carl Goerdeler
B) Ludwig Beck
C) Hans Oster
D) Helmuth James von Moltke

A) The Bendlerblock Resistance
B) The Barbarossa Circle
C) Kreisauer Kreis
D) The Wolf's Lair Group

A) Henning von Tresckow
B) Ludwig Beck
C) Friedrich Olbricht
D) Hans Oster

A) Operation Spark
B) Operation Barbarossa
C) Operation Valkyrie
D) Operation Wolf

A) Kriegsmarine
B) Waffen-SS
C) Wehrmacht
D) Luftwaffe

A) 1,000
B) 500
C) 200
D) More than 7,000

A) The conspirators escaped to the West
B) The German Army surrendered
C) The government was successfully overthrown
D) The Nazi regime reasserted control

A) April 1943
B) Early 1942
C) December 1942
D) Mid-1943

A) The Eastern Front
B) Stalingrad
C) North Africa
D) Berlin

A) Tresckow
B) Stauffenberg
C) Olbricht
D) Fromm

A) 1945
B) 1990
C) 2007
D) 1950