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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 Nazi leaders helped push Germany toward greater anti-Semitism and racism, leading to the Holocaust? Check all that apply.

A
Reinhard Heydrich
B
Adolf Hitler
C
Heinrich Himmler
D
Pawel Frenkiel
E
Joseph Goebbels
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What decisions did Nazi leaders make at the Wannsee Conference in 1942? Check all that apply.

A
The genocide of Europe’s Jewish people would be carried out.
B
Goebbels was put in charge of carrying out the genocide.
C
The term “Final Solution” was used to refer to the genocide.
D
Other groups considered racially or ethnically inferior were targets.
E
Wealthy Jewish people could leave Europe after paying a large amount of money.
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Violent resistance to Nazi persecution took place at which concentration camps?

A
Treblinka and Auschwitz
B
Sobibor and Berkinau
C
Auschwitz and Berkinau
D
Treblinka and Sobibor
5

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.
6

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.
7

How did some Jewish people resist Nazi oppression and persecution during the Holocaust?

A
by arming themselves
B
by joining the SS
C
by forming a new government
D
by organizing public protest rallies
8

Which shows the correct order of the events of the Holocaust?

A
A flowchart showing order of events with arrows between each event. Event 1, German leaders increasingly supported the idea of genocide. Event 2, Escapees from Auschwitz wrote the Auschwitz Protocols. Event 3, The Wannsee Conference confirmed the final solution. Event 4, Nazi Germany surrendered to the Allies.
Option A
B
A flowchart showing order of events with arrows between each event. Event 1, The Wannsee Conference confirmed the final solution. Event 2, German leaders increasingly supported the idea of genocide. Event 3, Escapees from Auschwitz wrote the Auschwitz Protocols. Event 4, Nazi Germany surrendered to the Allies.
Option B
C
A flowchart showing order of events with arrows between each event. Event 1, German leaders increasingly supported the idea of genocide. Event 2, The Wannsee Conference confirmed the final solution. Event 3, Escapees from Auschwitz wrote the Auschwitz Protocols. Event 4, Nazi Germany surrendered to the Allies.
Option C
D
A flowchart showing order of events with arrows between each event. Event 1, Escapees from Auschwitz wrote the Auschwitz Protocols. Event 2, German leaders increasingly supported the idea of genocide. Event 3, The Wannsee Conference confirmed the final solution. Event 4, Nazi Germany surrendered to the Allies.
Option D
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The photograph was taken at Auschwitz.

Question illustration
A
gassing prisoners
B
providing heat for the camps
C
lighting the camps at night
D
cremating prisoners
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Most Jewish people, along with other persecuted groups, were forcibly relocated to concentration camps by means of

A
trucks.
B
trains.
C
marching.
D
airplanes.

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