Anti-Semitism and Racism in Germany Answers
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Why did Jewish emigration from Germany sharply increase from 1933 to 1939?
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Germany had asked non-Aryans to relocate to other countries.B
Jewish persecution was escalating in German-controlled areas.C
Other countries offered better political opportunities for Jewish people.D
Racial prejudice was decreasing in countries around the world.2
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In 1935, the German government passed laws stating that Jewish people were
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forced to divorce Aryan spouses.B
required to move to rural areas.C
forced to use “non-Jewish” names.D
deprived of the right to vote.3
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loweredB
changedC
revisedD
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Why did the Nazis target several groups for persecution?
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The Nazis considered these groups to be inferior.B
The Nazis felt the groups should speak German.C
The Nazis disliked groups from rural regions.D
The Nazis believed the groups contained refugees.5
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genderB
religionC
ancestryD
occupation6
The Nazi Party adopted official anti-Semitic policies because party members
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hoped to encourage Jewish people to emigrate from other places.B
blamed Jewish people for the many problems in the country.C
wanted to prevent Jewish people from leaving the country.D
wished to get Jewish support for the new government.7
Why did the German government support boycotts of Jewish businesses?
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to remove Jewish influence on the German economyB
to give new business owners a better success rateC
to increase the demand for Jewish productsD
to force Jewish people to participate in the government8
Why was Hitler’s Mein Kampf such an influential book?
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It persuaded German citizens to reject the nationalist movement.B
It established anti-Semitism as an accepted belief in the party.C
It encouraged feelings of hope among the Jewish community.D
It explained why anti-Semitism was a hateful practice.9
Why was the United States reluctant to accept Jewish refugees? Check all that apply.
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Anti-Semitism was growing among some Americans.B
Some people feared social programs would be overloaded.C
Many Americans worried their jobs would be lost to refugees.D
Certain people thought the US should be home only to Americans.E
Some people feared refugees would take over the prospering economy.10
The table shows Jewish emigration from Germany between 1933 and 1939.
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the lack of immigration quotas for refugeesB
the rejection of nativism in the United StatesC
the denial of refugees in certain countriesD
the high number of refugees forced to relocateDid you find these answers helpful?
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