Holodomor Famine

How many people a day died from starvation?

• 10,000

• 100,000

• 6 million

• 30,000

How many people died in total from the Holodomor Genocide?

• 6 million-7 million

• 10 million-12 million

• 4 million-5 million

• 1 million-2 million

Where did the Holodomor Genocide take place?

• Germany

• Ukraine

• South Africa

• Mexico

What was the Holodomor Genocide?

• A man-made famine

• A famine caused by a long drought

• A time period where people were sent to Concentration camps

Why did the Holodomor Famine happen?

• a huge drought happened that made the soil very weak and killed the crops

• boll weevils destroyed most of the crops by eating them

• gangs around the country stole food from families and ate it themselves

• leaders of the country wanted small farmers to give up their land and work on large government farms, destroying their livelihoods

What would happen to families that didn't follow the orders of the government?

• they were politely reminded until they obeyed

• their food and land was forcefully taken away from them, and if they did not obey, they were killed on the spot

• the crops that they were growing were taken by the government to feed police dogs

When the Holodomor famine happened, what was punishable by death?

• having even a stalk of wheat

• working on a government farm

• being outside past curfew