AP Success - AP European History: Totalitarianism in the Third Reich
Question 1
According to Rudolf Hess, what is the nature of the loyalty demanded of followers of Adolf Hitler?
Loyalty that is flexible and adaptable to circumstances
Unconditional and unquestioning obedience
Loyalty that encourages personal convictions over obedience
Loyalty based on personal advantage
Question 2
The source reflects which of the following characteristics of totalitarian regimes?
The expectation of absolute obedience to the leader
The promotion of individual freedoms and dissent
The encouragement of open debate and criticism of leadership
The support for a multiparty political system
Question 3
Rudolf Hess's description of loyalty and obedience primarily serves to reinforce which aspect of Hitler's leadership?
His authority and the expectation of compliance with his commands
His preference for democratic decision-making processes
His willingness to consider the opinions of his subordinates
His reliance on legal-rational authority to govern
Question 4
The concept of 'loyalty in character' as described by Hess is most indicative of which type of obedience?
Obedience for the sake of obedience itself
Obedience based on critical evaluation of orders
Obedience as a result of consensus and agreement
Obedience that is conditional on the outcomes of the orders
Question 5
The emphasis on 'loyalty of character' and 'absolute obedience' in Hess's oath is most closely associated with which political ideology?
Fascism
Conservatism
Liberalism
Socialism
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