Lesson 3

3 Employment and living standards Quiz: Pearson Edexcel History, Unit 15

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The 20 questions

  1. What was the Reich Labour Service?

    • Public works scheme
    • Military draft
    • Trade union
    • Secret police
  2. What were autobahns?

    • Rail systems
    • Motorway networks
    • Naval ships
    • Air bases
  3. What was 'invisible unemployment' in Nazi Germany?

    • Unpaid internships
    • Hidden statistics
    • Secret strikes
    • Foreign workers
  4. What was the name of the single organisation that replaced trade unions in Nazi Germany?

    • National Workers Union
    • State Workers Front
    • Reich Labour League
    • German Labour Front
  5. What was the name of the Nazi organisation that provided leisure activities and holidays for workers?

    • Beauty of Labour
    • Strength Through Joy
    • Reich Leisure
    • Labour Front
  6. What was the name of the Nazi programme aimed at improving workplace conditions?

    • Labour Front
    • Beauty of Labour
    • Strength Through Joy
    • Workplace Scheme
  7. What happened to independent trade unions in Germany in 1933?

    • Allowed to expand
    • Banned and replaced
    • Merged with churches
    • State funded
  8. Which specific group's living standards were a key focus of Nazi propaganda and policy?

    • Foreign labourers
    • German workers
    • Wealthy industrialists
    • Big business owners
  9. Which major public works scheme reduced unemployment rapidly in 1930s Germany?

    • Canal expansion
    • Railway nationalisation
    • Autobahn construction
    • Subway building
  10. A factory worker is offered a state-run holiday with cheap travel. Which organisation runs this?

    • Strength Through Joy
    • Hitler Youth
    • Reich Labour Service
    • SS
  11. Unemployment figures fall, but many people are in labour schemes or rearmament work. Which concept explains the gap?

    • Hyperinflation
    • Invisible unemployment
    • Full employment
    • Economic recovery plan
  12. Workers in a factory are told they cannot negotiate their own pay. Which body now represents them?

    • German Labour Front
    • Hitler Youth
    • Strength Through Joy
    • Reich Labour Service
  13. A manufacturer switches production to tanks and aircraft in 1936 under state orders. Which policy drove this?

    • Rearmament
    • The Concordat
    • Free trade
    • The Dawes Plan
  14. Why did German workers' wages stay relatively low despite full employment?

    • Global economic crashes
    • Generous pension schemes
    • High income taxes
    • Strict state controls
  15. Which infrastructure project was heavily promoted in Nazi propaganda to showcase modern engineering?

    • Autobahns
    • Rail network
    • Berlin Underground
    • Siegfried Line
  16. What was the Nazi policy regarding women's employment during the 1930s?

    • Return home
    • Encourage higher pay
    • Equal career access
    • Compulsory factory work
  17. Which sector contributed most to falling unemployment through military spending in the 1930s?

    • Agriculture
    • Consumer goods
    • Heavy industry
    • Tourism
  18. What happened to German workers' rights under Nazi rule between 1933 and 1939?

    • Freedoms fell
    • Unions strengthened
    • Rights expanded
    • Freedoms rose
  19. Why did the Nazi regime promote Strength Through Joy alongside strict wage controls?

    • Encourage free trade
    • Increase cash pay
    • Keep workers content
    • Promote long holidays
  20. What was the main economic method used by the Nazis to solve unemployment?

    • Agricultural expansion
    • Mass immigration
    • Rearmament and public works
    • Free market deregulation

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