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German Nazi dictator during WWII; responsible for The Holocaust, in German Nazi dictator during WWII; responsible for The Holocaust, in which more than 11 million Jews & others were annihilated. This statement defines… A. William F. Holocaust B. Alfred Holocaust C. Albert Hitler D. Adolf Hitler A B C D Background # 1

Nazi program created by Hitler during WWII to exterminate European Jews & other minority groups in concentration camps. This statement defines… A. The Great Depression B. The Middle Passage C. The Holocaust D. The Civil Rights Movement A B C D Background # 2

Six-pointed star associated with the Jewish faith - symbol all Jews forced to wear on their clothing in ghettos & concentration camps. This statement defines… A. The Star of Jews B. The Star of David C. The Star of Faith D. The Star of Wisdom A B C D Background # 3

German political party during WWII led by Hitler; formally known as National Socialist German Worker's Party & instrumental in helping to wipe out Jews. This statement defines… A. Hitler’s Rebels B. Naysayers C. Holocausters D. Nazis A B C D Background # 4

The deliberate, systematic extermination of a national, racial, political, or cultural group. This statement defines… A. Ostracize B. Minimize C. Genocide D. Exterminate A B C D Background # 5

The term Hitler used to describe members of the "pure" or "master" race, those of Scandinavian or Western European descent This statement defines… A. Asians B. Aryans C. Puritans D. Master Race A B C D Background # 6

People persecuted by Adolf Hitler & Nazis during WWII because their religion was Judaism This statement defines… A. Judasians B. Germans C. Jews D. Africans A B C D Background # 7

A historic war that occurred simultaneously (at the same time) with the events of the Holocaust. This statement defines… A. World War I B. World War I I C. World War I I I D. The German War A B C D Background # 8

Section of a city occupied by a minority group of people; specifically, during WWII, areas in which European Jews were forced to live. This statement defines… A. Ghetto B. Slums C. Southwest Germany D. Northeast Germany A B C D Background # 9

Monotheistic (characterized by a belief in one God) religion of Jews with foundation in the Old Testament & in teachings of rabbis in Talmud. This statement defines… A. Buddhism B. Jewish C. Hinduism D. Judaism A B C D Background # 10

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