Holocaust Vocabulary Quiz

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Holocaust terms and definitions.

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Holocaust Vocabulary Quiz


Froggy Jumps Holocaust Vocabulary QuizVersion en ligne Holocaust terms and definitions. par L.G. Anderson 1 Who was the European dictator who imposed limiting laws on the Jewish population? a Hitler b Mussolini c Stalin 2 What symbol were Jews ordered to wear while out in public? a Blue circle with an "X" on it b A yellow “Star of David” patch c Red triangle that said "Jewish" 3 The night when mass violence was committed against the Jews was called.. a Kristallnacht b Schnitzel of Death c Bloody Sunday 4 Which population(s) did the Nazis force into prison/labor camps? a Jewish people, Gay/ Homosexual people, Roma gypsies, and people with varying disabilities b Only Roma gypsies and Jewish People c Only Jewish people 5 A restricted section of a city where Jewish people were formerly required or confined to live. a (Jewish) Ghetto b The south side c Forbidden zone 6 Hostility toward or discrimination against (specifically) Jews as a religious, ethnic, or racial group. a Xenophobia b Anti-Semitism c Racism 7 The killing of approximately six million Jews by the Nazis and their collaborators between 1933 and 1945, a systematic attempt by Nazi Germany to destroy the Jewish people. a Cultural Revolution b Anti-Kosher c the Holocaust 8 Broadly refers to a sealed chamber where poisonous gas is introduced to kill animals or humans, often as a method of execution. a Hot Box b Dutch Oven c Gas Chamber 9 The German state from 1933 to 1945 when it was controlled by Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party, transforming the nation into a totalitarian state. (Associated with extreme nationalism & aggressive anti-Semitism). a "Nazi-Germany" b Weimar Republic c Neo-Germany 10 Absolute rule, unlimited control, or leadership held by one person, small group, or a government in which total power is held by a dictator. a Oligarchy b Dictatorship c Monarchy 11 Strategically spreading of ideas, information, or rumors for the purpose of helping or injuring an institution, a cause, or a person. (Often in the form of media to deliberately manipulate public perception). a Censorship b Ethical Marking c Propaganda 12 A facility where large numbers of people, such as political prisoners, refugees, or members of ethnic or religious minorities, are held under armed guard. Often involves confinement outside the rule of law, often under harsh conditions. a School b Concentration Camp c France 13 The act of depriving someone of human qualities, individuality, or dignity, often through degrading or inhuman treatment or by obscuring or demeaning their humanity. a Dehumanization b Personification c Empathy 14 The science of regulating a population through controlled breeding. This was a strategy aimed at eliminating traits believed to be undesirable and encouraging those that were considered ‘desirable’ in order to ‘improve’ the human race. a Genome Sequencing b Eugenics c Phrenology 15 Which war contributed the most to the END of the Holocaust? a Cold War b WWII c WWI

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Holocaust Vocabulary QuizVersion en ligne

par L.G. Anderson

Who was the European dictator who imposed limiting laws on the Jewish population?

What symbol were Jews ordered to wear while out in public?

The night when mass violence was committed against the Jews was called..

Which population(s) did the Nazis force into prison/labor camps?

A restricted section of a city where Jewish people were formerly required or confined to live.

Hostility toward or discrimination against (specifically) Jews as a religious, ethnic, or racial group.

The killing of approximately six million Jews by the Nazis and their collaborators between 1933 and 1945, a systematic attempt by Nazi Germany to destroy the Jewish people.

Broadly refers to a sealed chamber where poisonous gas is introduced to kill animals or humans, often as a method of execution.

The German state from 1933 to 1945 when it was controlled by Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party, transforming the nation into a totalitarian state. (Associated with extreme nationalism & aggressive anti-Semitism).

Absolute rule, unlimited control, or leadership held by one person, small group, or a government in which total power is held by a dictator.

Strategically spreading of ideas, information, or rumors for the purpose of helping or injuring an institution, a cause, or a person. (Often in the form of media to deliberately manipulate public perception).

A facility where large numbers of people, such as political prisoners, refugees, or members of ethnic or religious minorities, are held under armed guard. Often involves confinement outside the rule of law, often under harsh conditions.

The act of depriving someone of human qualities, individuality, or dignity, often through degrading or inhuman treatment or by obscuring or demeaning their humanity.

The science of regulating a population through controlled breeding. This was a strategy aimed at eliminating traits believed to be undesirable and encouraging those that were considered ‘desirable’ in order to ‘improve’ the human race.

Which war contributed the most to the END of the Holocaust?