The Holocaust

Killing members of a group

Imposing measures intended to prevent births within a group

Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group

Granting citizenship to all members of a group

To identify them as Jewish

To honor their faith

To allow them to travel freely

To protect them from discrimination

Residents lived in constant fear and abuse

Jewish people were allowed to leave freely

Ghettos were comfortable and safe

Residents were forced to work as slave labor

Economic interests in Europe

Geographical proximity to Germany

Public opinion and political pressure

Desire to expand territory

Economic pressures and lack of jobs

Quotas in immigration laws

Anti-Semitic attitudes

Lack of evidence regarding Jewish persecution in Europe

It helps us understand the dangers of unchecked prejudice and discrimination.

It is only relevant to European history.

It has no impact on modern society.

It was a minor event in world history.