Question 1

Where did the Nazis carry out their youth policies

Accepted Answer

In schools and across youth groups for boys and girls

Answer

In schools and with families at home

Answer

Only in schools, but not in youth groups

Answer

Girls and boys were targeted in schools, while only boys were targeted in youth groups

Question 2

How did the Nazis encourage teachers to carry out the new Nazi education policies

Accepted Answer

They were forced to, or lost their jobs. Teachers also attended Nazi training camps to learn how to pass on the Nazi values

Answer

They were told that if they didn't they would lose their jobs

Answer

New text books were written, and teachers had to use them

Answer

Training camps were used to encourage teachers

Question 3

What did the Nazis do to the curriculum in schools?

Accepted Answer

New subjects like race studies were created and added to the curriculum, while others like maths used military problems to fit in with Nazi ideas.

Answer

The Nazis printed new text books that had to be used in all subjects

Answer

All subjects were altered to fit with Nazi ideals. For example In maths they used military problems, while History taught about the Nazi party

Answer

The Nazis created a new curriculum that contained a range of new subjects like race studies

Question 4

How were the Nazis successful at making membership of the Nazi youth compulsory?

Accepted Answer

In 1933 the Nazis banned all youth groups in Germany, and in 1936 the Hitler youth Law meant that all young people had to belong to a Nazi youth group.

Answer

from 1936 school teachers forced students to join the Hitler youth as a part of the wider Hitler Youth Law.

Answer

The 1933 ban on all youth groups, meant all children were forced to join the Hitler youth

Answer

The 1936 the Hitler youth law banned all other youth groups in Germany.  This meant children had no choice but to join the Nazi Youth

Question 5

What was the difference between boys and girls Hitler youth groups?

Accepted Answer

Boys performed military drills, discussed political pamphlets, and were taught competition and racial purity. Girls emphasized crafts and childcare to prepare them for motherhood. Summer camps and after school activities were important for both groups

Answer

There was no difference between boys and girls Hitler youth groups

Answer

Both boys and girls were encouraged to take part in physical activities at summer camps that emphasized military activity and Nazi  values. Girls did not learn to fire weapons

Answer

Boys were taught about competition and military tactics, while girls learnt about motherhood. Only boys were forced to attend summer camps and weekend activities.

Related quizzes

Related quizzes