Chapter 20 Lesson 3 Quiz

What laws began denying Jews in Germany and surrounding areas their citizenship and civil rights by 1936?

• Manchester Laws

• Nuremburg Laws

• Executive Order 8802

• Executive Order 9066

What was Kristallnacht?

• It was the transport of Jewish immigrants from Germany that wanted to be accepted into Cuba, but when that didn’t work, these Jewish immigrants tried to get into the United States.

• It was the unification of Austria to Germany.

• It was the extermination of the elderly and the infirm under Nazi Germany.

• It was the violence and vandalism directed at Jewish businesses and synagogues in retribution for a German diplomat that was killed in Paris.

What was the name of the transport ship that brought Jewish immigrants over to Cuba and the U.S. for the purpose of trying to get accepted into these countries as future citizens?

• the St. Louis

• the Edmund Fitzgerald

• the Phoenix

• the Greer

Hitler’s Minister of Propaganda was __________. His announcement to the world after the 1938 conference on refugees was, “If there is any country that believes it has not enough Jews, I shall gladly turn over to it all our Jews.”

• Herman Goering

• Reinhard Heydrich

• Otto Hoffman

• Joseph Goebbels

The aim of the Final Solution, according to Hitler, was to rid Germany and Europe of ___________?

• Jews and other undesirables that were supposedly inferior to the Aryan race.

• Russians and other people who supported Bolshevism.

• Americans and citizens of Great Britain.

• Slavs and Germans who resisted the rule of the Nazi regime.

The Nazi program that called for the elimination of European Jews and other undesirables was called the _____________?

• Final Solution

• Holocaust

• "Double V" Campaign

• Battle of the Bulge

What horrible situation did Eisenhower want the world press to see, view, and photograph as witnesses to German acts of brutality and crimes against humanity?

• Nazi Death Camps

• The Normandy Invasion

• Pearl Harbor

• The destruction of Russian land

All of the following were events that occurred in 1938 EXCEPT:

• Kristallnacht

• The Munich Conference

• Anschluss

• The Wannsee Conference

All of the following were reasons why Jewish immigration was limited after 1938 EXCEPT:

• Nazi leaders prohibited Jews from taking more than four dollars out of Germany.

• American immigration law forbade the granting of visas to anyone who was likely to become a “public debt” to the United States.

• Americans favored people who could work and were successful in the places where immigrants came from.

• High unemployment rates in the U.S. and elsewhere made immigration unpopular.

Most of the death camps that the Nazis created were set up in the country of _________?

• Germany

• Russia

• Italy

• Poland