Parallel Journeys/Holocaust Vocabulary Quizizz

What does the term "nationalism" refer to?

• The act of treating people unfairly based on race or religion.

• The feeling of superiority and attachment towards one's own country.

• The act of spreading biased information for political causes.

• The act of carrying out harmful or illegal acts.

What does the term "anti-semitism" refer to?

• Support and respect for Jewish people

• Hatred or prejudice against Jewish people

• A movement for protecting the environment

• A type of government system

Which of the following best describes the term "Aryan" as used by the Nazis?

• A term for people who were politically influential

• A term for people who were considered racially inferior

• A term for people of European descent considered racially superior

• A term for people who were religious leaders

Which of the following is a synonym for "discrimination"?

• Equality

• Justice

• Prejudice

• Fairness

What does it mean to "persecute" someone?

• To support them in their political cause.

• To treat them fairly and with respect.

• To harass, oppress, or treat unfairly, especially due to race, religion, or beliefs.

• To carry out a legal act.

Which of the following is a synonym for "ideology"?

• Liberation

• Philosophy

• Nationalism

• Ghettoization

Which of the following is an example of a euphemism?

• "Final Solution"

• "Front lines"

• "Genocide"

• "Ghetto"

What is the definition of a "bystander"?

• Someone who actively participates in an event

• Someone who leads a group in taking action

• Someone who sees something wrong but does not take part, intervene, or help

• Someone who supports a cause financially

What is a "perpetrator"?

• A person who spreads propaganda.

• A person who is persecuted.

• A person who carries out a harmful, illegal, or immoral act.

• A person who supports nationalism.

What does the term "liberate" mean according to the document?

• To force a minority group to live in harsh conditions

• To have extreme loyalty to one's country

• To set free from oppression, especially from an occupying force

• To hold extreme beliefs in a political system