Question
Which statements describe the Nazi ghetto system? Choose five correct answers.
It separated Jewish people from German citizens.
It confined Jewish people to small areas of a city.
It began when the Nazis occupied Poland, where there was a large Jewish population.
Ghettos were permanent neighborhoods for people identified as Jewish.
Jewish people were forced to pay rent to live in ghettos.
Ghettos were used to hold Jewish people before they were sent to concentration camps.
Ghettos were destroyed when Jewish people were removed for extermination.
It separated Jewish people from German citizens.
It confined Jewish people to small areas of a city.
It began when the Nazis occupied Poland, where there was a large Jewish population.
Ghettos were permanent neighborhoods for people identified as Jewish.
Jewish people were forced to pay rent to live in ghettos.
Ghettos were used to hold Jewish people before they were sent to concentration camps.
Ghettos were destroyed when Jewish people were removed for extermination.
Answers
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The five correct statements that describe the Nazi ghetto system are:
1. It separated Jewish people from German citizens.
2. It confined Jewish people to small areas of a city.
3. It began when the Nazis occupied Poland, where there was a large Jewish population.
4. Jewish people were forced to pay rent to live in ghettos.
5. Ghettos were used to hold Jewish people before they were sent to concentration camps.
(Note: While many ghettos were ultimately destroyed, the statement about their destruction mostly occurring specifically when Jewish people were removed for extermination simplifies a complex historical process, as many ghettos faced destruction during various stages of the Holocaust. However, for the sake of clarity, you could consider removing that statement in favor of one of the others.)
1. It separated Jewish people from German citizens.
2. It confined Jewish people to small areas of a city.
3. It began when the Nazis occupied Poland, where there was a large Jewish population.
4. Jewish people were forced to pay rent to live in ghettos.
5. Ghettos were used to hold Jewish people before they were sent to concentration camps.
(Note: While many ghettos were ultimately destroyed, the statement about their destruction mostly occurring specifically when Jewish people were removed for extermination simplifies a complex historical process, as many ghettos faced destruction during various stages of the Holocaust. However, for the sake of clarity, you could consider removing that statement in favor of one of the others.)