Holocaust whole topic bar last lesson 2025

What was a common accusation against Jews in medieval Europe?

• They were responsible for the Crusades.

• They practiced witchcraft.

• They were involved in ritualistic murders.

• They refused to pay taxes.

What was the action taken against Jews in 1939 regarding emigration?

• Jews were banned from government jobs.

• Jews were forced to emigrate.

• Jews were banned from public spaces.

• Jews had to wear identity cards.

What was a consequence of the Crusades for Jews in Europe?

• They gained new territories.

• They were forced to convert to Islam.

• They faced increased persecution.

• They were given political power.

What was the impact of the 1905 pogrom in Odessa?

• It led to the expulsion of Jews from Russia.

• It resulted in the death of 2,500 Jews.

• It caused the destruction of synagogues.

• It initiated a peace treaty.

What was a common feature of ghettos established in 1939?

• They were luxurious and well-maintained.

• They were heavily guarded and isolated.

• They were temporary shelters for refugees.

• They were open and allowed free movement.

What was the primary purpose of establishing ghettos in 1939?

• To provide Jews with better living conditions.

• To segregate Jews from the rest of the population.

• To offer Jews protection from the war.

• To integrate Jews into German society.

Which of the following was the largest Jewish ghetto established by the Nazis?

• Kraków Ghetto

• Łódź Ghetto

• Warsaw Ghetto

• Vilna Ghetto

What did the Catholic Church claim about Jews during medieval times?

• They were allies in the Crusades.

• They were responsible for the death of Jesus.

• They were protectors of Christian relics.

• They were peaceful traders.

What was the action taken against Jews in 1934 regarding public spaces?

• Jews were banned from government jobs.

• Jews were banned from public spaces like parks and swimming pools.

• Jews were forced to emigrate.

• Jews had to wear identity cards.

How did the term 'liberation' apply to ghettos during the Holocaust?

• The forced deportation of ghetto inhabitants to concentration camps.

• The creation of better living conditions within the ghettos.

• The freeing of ghetto inhabitants by Allied forces.

• The establishment of ghettos for Jewish communities.