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Which statements describe Einsatzgruppen? Check all that apply.They were considered the last step in the “Final Solution.”They were part of the German army.They carried out mass executions.They were known as mobilized killing units.They were used by Germany during the invasions of Poland and the Soviet Union.

A
They were considered the last step in the “Final Solution.”
B
They were part of the German army.
C
They carried out mass executions.
D
They were known as mobilized killing units.
E
They were used by Germany during the invasions of Poland and the Soviet Union.
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The Nazis most likely used the death marches to

A
punish camp prisoners for uprisings.
B
move prisoners from one camp to another.
C
move Jewish people from ghettos to concentration camps.
D
hide the proof of the Holocaust.
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Which was a significant outcome of the end of the Warsaw Uprising?

A
Other uprisings were inspired.
B
Transportation of Jewish people to death camps ended.
C
Jewish fighters and resistance groups won and were liberated.
D
There was less oppression and persecution by the Nazis.
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What evidence shows that the uprisings at Treblinka and Sobibor were not a complete failure?

A
Both camps were closed after the uprising.
B
Prisoners attacked and killed SS men and guards.
C
Thousands of prisoners escaped and were never captured.
D
All gas chambers in camps were shut down.
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After Hitler came to power in 1933, how was anti-Semitism seen in Germany?

A
It was against the law.
B
It was encouraged and supported.
C
It was subtle and hidden.
D
It was unrecognized until WWII broke out.
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The photograph was taken at Auschwitz.

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A
gassing prisoners
B
providing heat for the camps
C
lighting the camps at night
D
cremating prisoners
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Which act of Jewish resistance resulted in the most convictions of Nazi war criminals?

A
the uprising at Sobibor
B
the Warsaw Uprising
C
the Auschwitz Protocols
D
the partisan groups
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Which are examples of Jewish non-violent resistance to Nazi persecution and oppression? Check all that apply.infiltrating the Nazi governmentpublishing underground newspapersassimilating cultural traits supported by the Nazi governmentsecretly observing religious holidays and ritualsforming partisan groups of escapees from camps and ghettos

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infiltrating the Nazi government
B
publishing underground newspapers
C
assimilating cultural traits supported by the Nazi government
D
secretly observing religious holidays and rituals
E
forming partisan groups of escapees from camps and ghettos

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