US Nazi member 'Baumeyer'

Laumeyer, despite his success, harbored no gratitude towards America, viewing its people as inferior. He, like other Nazis, participated in regular meetings held in the backroom of Bow Myers, which served as a gathering place for the local Nazi fund.

What was Laumeyer's attitude towards the country that adopted him?

• He was grateful for the opportunities.

• He felt indifferent towards it.

• He had no gratitude towards it.

• He was proud to be a part of it.

What was Laumeyer's general sentiment towards his new country?

• He was proud.

• He was resentful.

• He was grateful.

• He was indifferent.

How did Laumeyer perceive Americans?

• As equals

• As superior

• As allies

• As inferior

What was the backroom at Bow Myers used for?

• A storage area

• A dining room

• A Saturday night meeting place

• A place for family gatherings

Who regularly used the backroom at Bow Myers?

• Local artists

• The local fund

• Tourists

• Business executives