War Crimes and the Holocaust

Question 1

The Final Solution was Nazi Germany’s plan to

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physically exterminate all Jewish people in Europe.

Question 2

Most of the people killed by Nazi Germany during the Holocaust were

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Jewish people.

Question 3

A similarity between Nazi policies towards Jewish people during World War II and policies in other countries during preceding centuries was that

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Nazis discriminated against Jewish people.

Question 4

How did the Holocaust affect the Jewish population in Europe after World War II?

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Millions were left without families or homes.

Question 5

What Nazi policy targeted people who had disabilities?

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euthanasia

Question 6

In 1933, Hitler took action against Jewish people in Germany by

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boycotting Jewish-owned businesses.

Question 7

In addition to Jewish people, a specific group that the Nazis systematically killed during the Holocaust was

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people with disabilities.

Question 8

The term coined after the end of World War II to describe the Nazis’ strategy to exterminate European Jewish people and other groups is the

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Holocaust

Question 9

Hitler gained support for anti-Jewish policies in Germany by

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blaming Jewish people for the economic depression after World War I.

Question 10

The term coined after the end of World War II to describe the Nazis’ strategy to exterminate European Jewish people and other groups is the

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