Introduction to the Holocaust Notes & Lesson

They gained new territories

They were blamed for the war

They had a strong economy

They won the war

Strong democratic leadership

Lack of confidence in democratic government

Successful economic policies

Peaceful international relations

To promote education

To enforce Nazi policies

To improve healthcare

To expand trade

Promises of land

Wages and comradeship

Educational opportunities

Political power

They were given special uniforms

Their clothes and practices made them look different

They wore badges with their names

They had to wear specific colors

As allies

As a superior race

As a hindrance to Aryan dominance

As neutral

Remain pure

Expand territory

Gain wealth

Develop technology

Dark-haired, brown-eyed, short

Blond, blue-eyed, tall

Red-haired, green-eyed, medium height

Brunette, hazel-eyed, average height

As allies

As a race aiming for world domination

As a peaceful community

As a superior race

In a single event

Through negotiations

In stages

By economic sanctions

A peace treaty

A military strategy

A genocide plan

A political alliance

Boycott

Support

Promotion

Nationalization

To identify Jews

To show citizenship

To indicate employment

To display nationality

Random acts of terror

Diplomatic missions

Cultural exchanges

Scientific research

World War I

The Holocaust

The Cold War

The Vietnam War

Concentration Camp

Labor Camp

Death Camp

Refugee Camp

Concentration camps

Ghettos

Barracks

Quarters

Political advisors

Special guards for Hitler and concentration camp guards

Economic planners

Medical staff

Anti-Semitism

Propaganda

Genocide

Holocaust

To entertain the public

To spread ideas for manipulation

To educate about history

To promote peace

1914-1918

1939-1945

1945-1950

1920-1930