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What is the definition of genocide?
What is the definition of genocide?
The deliberate killing of a large group of people.
What is a pogrom?
What is a pogrom?
An organized attack on Jewish people.
What does the term 'Untermenschen' mean?
What does the term 'Untermenschen' mean?
'Subhuman' ethnic minorities or inferior races, including Jews, disabled people, black people, gypsies, and homosexuals.
What is the meaning of 'Herrenvolk'?
What is the meaning of 'Herrenvolk'?
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What was the role of the SA (brownshirts/stormtroopers)?
What was the role of the SA (brownshirts/stormtroopers)?
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What is a shtetl?
What is a shtetl?
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What is the definition of the Holocaust?
What is the definition of the Holocaust?
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What does Shoah mean?
What does Shoah mean?
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What does integrate mean?
What does integrate mean?
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What is eugenics?
What is eugenics?
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What is social Darwinism?
What is social Darwinism?
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What is conquest?
What is conquest?
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What is a crusade?
What is a crusade?
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Who is the Pope?
Who is the Pope?
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What is the Medieval period?
What is the Medieval period?
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What is nationalism?
What is nationalism?
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What is a rebellion?
What is a rebellion?
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What is imperialism?
What is imperialism?
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What is an empire?
What is an empire?
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What is interpretation?
What is interpretation?
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What is a democracy?
What is a democracy?
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What is the Renaissance?
What is the Renaissance?
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What is suffrage?
What is suffrage?
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What is a pilgrimage?
What is a pilgrimage?
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What is the Reformation?
What is the Reformation?
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What is a revolt?
What is a revolt?
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What is the Break from Rome?
What is the Break from Rome?
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Study Notes
Key Vocabulary for History Study
- Genocide: Deliberate killing of a large group of people.
- Pogrom: Organized violence against Jewish people.
- Untermenschen: Term for "subhuman" ethnic minorities, including Jews, disabled people, Black people, Gypsies, and homosexuals.
- Herrenvolk: The "master race," typically referring to Aryans.
- SA (brownshirts/stormtroopers): Members of the Sturmabteilung who intimidated Jewish shops and encouraged boycotts.
- Shtetl: A small Jewish town or village in Eastern Europe.
- Holocaust: The systematic murder of 6 million Jews by the Nazis from 1933-1945; also targeted gypsies, homosexuals, disabled people, Black people & Poles, often leading to deaths in concentration camps. Extermination camps like Auschwitz saw mass murder.
- Shoah: Hebrew word for "the catastrophe," used by Jews to distinguish the event from other periods.
- Integrate: (Jewish) people living amongst non-Jewish people.
- Eugenics: Altering reproduction to enhance desirable characteristics within a population.
- Social Darwinism: The idea that society operates on "survival of the fittest," based on Darwin's theory.
- Conquest: Taking control of a country through military force.
- Crusade: A religious war.
- Pope: The head of the Catholic Church.
- Medieval period: The period from 1066-1500.
- Nationalism: Extreme support for one's own country.
- Mutiny: When soldiers refuse to obey orders or turn against their leaders.
- Rebellion: Armed resistance against a government or leader.
- Imperialism: Expanding a country's power through colonialism.
- Empire: A powerful country controlling other countries or colonies.
- Interpretation: A historian's assessment of an event or person based on evidence.
- Democracy: A system of government where people elect leaders and have freedom of speech.
- Colony: A country controlled by another country.
- Renaissance: The rebirth of European art and culture.
- Suffrage: The right to vote.
- Pilgrimage: A journey for religious reasons.
- Reformation: A movement to change the Catholic Church.
- Revolt: An act of violent resistance.
- Break from Rome: Henry VIII's separation of England from the Catholic Church.
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This quiz explores essential vocabulary related to significant historical events, particularly those connected to the Holocaust and the experiences of Jewish communities. It includes terms such as genocide, pogrom, and others that are crucial for understanding this dark chapter in history. Test your knowledge of these important concepts.