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P.V.B.H. Vocabulary Major Events The Hitler Bio

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Final Jeopardy Matching

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This European country was the home to the Nazi Government. This European country was the home to the Nazi Government.


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What is Germany?What is Germany?

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This European country was a Nazi alley.

This European country was a Nazi alley.


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What is Italy?What is Italy?

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This European country had a long name; it is now two countries.

This European country had a long name; it is now two countries.


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What is Czechoslovakia?What is Czechoslovakia?

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This tiny country north of Germany came under Nazi

control.

This tiny country north of Germany came under Nazi

control.


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What is Denmark?What is Denmark?

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Hitler believed he was entitled to this tiny country because its people spoke German.


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What is Luxembourg?What is Luxembourg?

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This country is known for its fast surrender to Nazis and the

shores of the D-day invasion.

This country is known for its fast surrender to Nazis and the

shores of the D-day invasion.


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What is France?What is France?

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This powerful island country aided the USA and USSR in its fight against

Germany, but it was also home to Neville Chamberlain.

This powerful island country aided the USA and USSR in its fight against

Germany, but it was also home to Neville Chamberlain.


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What is Great Britain ( The United Kingdom, or England)?

What is Great Britain ( The United Kingdom, or England)?

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$300$300Hitler invaded this neighboring Hitler invaded this neighboring

country; it was the home to country; it was the home to concentration camps, including concentration camps, including

Auschwitz.Auschwitz.


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What is Poland?What is Poland?

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This German-speaking country is where Adolf Hitler was born.

This German-speaking country is where Adolf Hitler was born.


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What is Austria?What is Austria?

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This North European country is only partially represented on our

map.

This North European country is only partially represented on our

map.


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What is Norway?What is Norway?

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This man is largely responsible for the Holocaust.


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Who is Adolf Hitler?Who is Adolf Hitler?

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The group of people in charge of Germany during the Holocaust is

known as this.

The group of people in charge of Germany during the Holocaust is

known as this.


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Who are the Nazis?Who are the Nazis?

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This man lived to tell his story about what he endured while at

Auschwitz.

This man lived to tell his story about what he endured while at

Auschwitz.


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Who is Ellie Wiesel?Who is Ellie Wiesel?

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The United States took on this role until it decided to involve itself in the Holocaust.


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What is Bystander?


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Jewish people, Gypsies, disabled and deaf people, homosexuals,

Jehovah's Witnesses and political opponents were this under the

Nazi regime .

Jewish people, Gypsies, disabled and deaf people, homosexuals,

Jehovah's Witnesses and political opponents were this under the

Nazi regime .


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What are Victims?What are Victims?

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This is prejudice or discrimination against Jewish

people.

This is prejudice or discrimination against Jewish

people.


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What is anti-Semitism?What is anti-Semitism?

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This is someone who is blamed or punished for the mistakes of

someone else.

This is someone who is blamed or punished for the mistakes of

someone else.


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What is a scapegoat?What is a scapegoat?

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This is the killing of a person who is suffering from an incurable

illness; the Nazis did it without any thought.

This is the killing of a person who is suffering from an incurable

illness; the Nazis did it without any thought.


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What is euthanasia?What is euthanasia?

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This is the systematic killing of a population, such as a country,

race, or local group.

This is the systematic killing of a population, such as a country,

race, or local group.


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What is genocide?What is genocide?

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This is to force someone, usually a foreigner or criminal,

to leave a country, especially by taking away his or her

citizenship.

This is to force someone, usually a foreigner or criminal,

to leave a country, especially by taking away his or her

citizenship.


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What is deportation?What is deportation?

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Hitler became this after President Paul von Hindenburg died; he announced that the offices of chancellor and president would merge; he gave himself total control.


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What is Führer ? (a wide range of pronunciations are accepted)

What is Führer ? (a wide range of pronunciations are accepted)

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These laws were designed to strip rights away from Jewish people, including: citizenship, work, education, and even the right to own pets.

These laws were designed to strip rights away from Jewish people, including: citizenship, work, education, and even the right to own pets.


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What are the Nuremburg Laws?What are the Nuremburg Laws?

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This year’s Olympic Games held in Nazi Germany were nearly protested by the U.S.

This year’s Olympic Games held in Nazi Germany were nearly protested by the U.S.


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What is 1936?What is 1936?

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This event is known as the Nazis’ first violent stand against Jewish people. Jewish homes, businesses and Synagogues were destroyed.

This event is known as the Nazis’ first violent stand against Jewish people. Jewish homes, businesses and Synagogues were destroyed.


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What is Kristallnacht (or “Night of Broken Glass)?

What is Kristallnacht (or “Night of Broken Glass)?

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This department under the U.S. Executive Branch hurt Jewish people’s chances of immigrating to the U.S. during the Holocaust.

This department under the U.S. Executive Branch hurt Jewish people’s chances of immigrating to the U.S. during the Holocaust.


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What is the State Department?What is the State Department?

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Adolf Hitler dreamed of becoming this until early

adulthood.

Adolf Hitler dreamed of becoming this until early

adulthood.


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What is an artist?What is an artist?

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Hitler was originally appointed to this position before taking power.Hitler was originally appointed to this position before taking power.


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What is Chancellor?What is Chancellor?

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This is what got Hitler excited again after being rejected from

art school.

This is what got Hitler excited again after being rejected from

art school.


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What is World War I?What is World War I?

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Hitler died this way.Hitler died this way.


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What is by committing suicide?What is by committing suicide?

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Hitler went to jail for this major crime.

Hitler went to jail for this major crime.


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What is attempting to overthrow the German government?

What is attempting to overthrow the German government?

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P.V.B.H.P.V.B.H.

Final Jeopary Problem

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matching…

not answering

in the form of

a question.


Persecutor

Victim

Bystander

Hero

Persecutor

Victim

Bystander

Hero

11,000,000 people

Warsaw Ghetto Resisters.

Nazis

Breckinridge Long

11,000,000 people


Nazis

Breckinridge Long

MATCHING


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Persecutor

Victim

Bystander

Hero

Persecutor

Victim

Bystander

Hero

11,000,000 people


Nazis

Breckinridge Long

11,000,000 people


Nazis

Breckinridge Long

MATCHING

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