The document provides discussion questions about various aspects of life in Nazi Germany between 1933 and 1945. The questions cover topics like how students and the White Rose Group opposed the Nazis, how education and the treatment of Jews changed over time, the roles of women and propaganda in Nazi Germany, and the consequences of events like the Night of the Long Knives. It also asks questions about the roles of Goebbels and the Nazi curriculum in schools, as well as judgments about the reasons for Nazi control and employment in Germany.

1. Further questions 3:
Life in Nazi Germany 1933-45
Causation
How did students and the White Rose Group oppose the Nazis? (9)
Why was control of education so important to the Nazi government? (12)
In what ways did the Nazi treatment of Jews change in the period 1938-45? (12)
Why did the Nazis work with the churches in Germany rather than destroying them? (12)
In what ways did the lives of women change in Germany 1933-39? (12)
How did the Nazis reduce unemployment in Germany 1933-39? (9)
In what ways did the Nazi government prepare girls for their future roles? (12)
Explain how either propaganda or the removal of political parties helped the Nazis to
control Germany. (9)
Consequence
How did the lives of women change in Germany 1933-45? (12)
What were the consequences of the Night of the Long Knives? (9)
Explain how the position of churches changed in Nazi Germany 1933-39. (12)
Describe how either the passing of the Nuremburg Laws in 1935 or Kristallnacht in 1938
affected the lives of Jews. (9)
Role
Describe Goebbels’ role as Minister of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda. (9)
Judgement
Was the Nazis’ use of propaganda the main reason for their control the German people in
the years 1933-39? Explain your answer. (16)
Was the main purpose of the Nazi curriculum in schools to prepare boys to be soldiers?
Explain your answer. (16)
“The use of propaganda was the main reason for the lack of opposition to Nazi rule.”
Do you agree? (16)
“The Labour Service (RAD) was the most important reason for full employment in Germany
by 1939.” Do you agree? (16)