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This photo shows Nazi officials posting a sign on the window of a Jewish business.The sign reads, “Germans! Defend yourself! Buy nothing from Jews!”What does this sign suggest about the Nazi government’s policies toward Jews?

A
The government was trying to restrict anti-Semitic behavior among citizens.
B
The government was officially promoting and directing anti-Semitism.
C
The government was trying to stop the boycott of Jewish businesses.
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Why were the events that took place on November 9, 1938, called Kristallnacht?

A
People recognized that Nazis were forcing Jewish people from Germany.
B
The windows of many Jewish-owned businesses were broken.
C
Many Jewish people were thrown in jail and later released.
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What steps did the Nazis take to control and eliminate the Jewish people?

A
They gave Jewish people money and rations and made them move to the United States.
B
They forced Jewish people into ghettos, concentration camps, and labor camps.
C
They allowed Jewish people to live among non-Jews, but they took control of their businesses.
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Why did General Eisenhower force German civilians to visit liberated concentration camps? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
He wanted the world to know what had happened.
B
He wanted to pay the Germans back for their actions.
C
He did not want anyone to be able to deny that the Holocaust had occurred.
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Which of the following was a response to the issue of displaced persons after World War II?

A
All displaced persons were sent back to the places they had lived prior to the war.
B
The United Nations created a Jewish homeland, Israel, in Palestine.
C
Nothing was done to help displaced persons at the end of the war.

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