The Holocaust

What does each of the main ideas in the three sections have in common with each other?

• They tell when the camps were closed.

• They explain why the camps were necessary.

• They describe how the camps affected people.

• They provide a reason for WWII in Europe.

Hos is the main idea from section 1 "Jewish Death Camps" different from the main idea from section 2 "Non-Jewish Suffering?"

• it describes different sets of people

• it offers details about German death camps

• it describes different forms of Judaism

• it offers details about Hitlers's childhood

Which answer choice BEST describe the organizational purpose of section 1 "Jewish Death Camps?"

• classifications

• problem/solution

• how-to manual

• persuasion

This organizational purpose from question 3 would MOST LIKELY be written from whose point of view?

• gypsies

• journalists

• Germans

• Jews

Gypsies and German communists were also sent to concentration camps. How are these people similar to the Jewish people?

• The Germans thought they were lesser people than themselves.

• They shared the same religion and political beliefs.

• They lived in the same ghettos and worked in the same shops.

• They broke the law just as the Jewish people did.

Based on the information given in the passage, which of the following statements is something you can infer about the Belzec Concentration Camp?

• There were not survivors from this camp.

• This camp was not used to murder people.

• Jews were not sent Belzec camp.

• This was a farm, it was never a concentration camp.

the word "Semitic" describes the ways, ideas, or characteristics of a Jewish person, Using your knowledge of prefixes, the term "Anti-Semitism" most likely means

• in favor of Jews

• disagree with Jews

• against Jews

• agree with Jews

Which of the following would be the best project choice to explain to your classmates how the Holocaust affected Jewish life?

• a photo essay

• a hate speech

• a chart of Jewish deaths

• an informative essay

Which of the following point DOES NOT support the claim that genocide still exists today?

• Killing of the Jews would wipe this group of people from existence.

• Genocide still exists in our world today.

• People will try to destroy a group simply for being a part of that group.

• International organization try to prevent further genocide in our worlds.

Which of the following was the most infamous concentration camp?

• Belzec

• Bergen-Belsen

• Dachau

• Auschwitz