How did the Nazis systematically undermine Jewish life in occupied Amsterdam?
a) They forbade preparation of kosher meat, then required identity cards and the use of a Nazi bank, then purged Jews from their professions and public places.
b) They began by ordering all Jews to report to a sports stadium, where they were trundled off to the railway station for deportation.
Consider This: The Nazis called up Jews for “labor service,” but it really was a summons for deportation to death camps. See 13.8: Narrative: A Girl Named Anne.
c) They asserted that Jews in the Netherlands were not at risk, since it was only in Germany proper that Jews were unwelcome.
Consider This: The Nazis called up Jews for “labor service,” but it really was a summons for deportation to death camps. See 13.8: Narrative: A Girl Named Anne.
d) They began by rounding up Jews who belonged to political groups like the Communists, making it seem as though religion and ethnicity did not play a role.
Consider This: The Nazis called up Jews for “labor service,” but it really was a summons for deportation to death camps. See 13.8: Narrative: A Girl Named Anne.
a) They forbade preparation of kosher meat, then required identity cards and the use of a Nazi bank, then purged Jews from their professions and public places.
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A) He approved of their decisions to allow students to attend universities. B) He dispatched federal marshals to ensure that black students were admitted to universities. C) He refused to do anything, allowing them to deny admission to black students. D) He told them verbally he supported their actions, disappointing his black supporters.
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A. raise prices and costs B. promote political activity C. produce lower quality goods D. support the interests of the old aristocracy
Which of the following countries had no African colonies and was instrumental in opposing continued colonial policies and supporting the rights of Africans after World War II?
A) United States B) Soviet Union C) Germany D) Britain E) Holland
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a. strict conformity to established theological creed. b. unprecedented territorial expansion. c. close connection between the northern humanists and the church. d. economic stagnation and social crisis.