Placing symbols upon a specific group of people

First of three Jewish Patriarchs

Belief in a single all-powerful God

Extreme hostility or prejudice against the Jewish

The most solemn religious fast of the Jewish New Year

Ill-treatment, due to race, political or religious beliefs

Food that satisfies the requirements of Jewish law

Belief in multiple powerful Gods

Eight days celebrating the rededication of the Temple

Celebration for someone who has reached religious maturity

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Wall in Jerusalem where Jews assemble for prayer
The Walking Wall
The Wailing Wall
The Working Wall
The Worshipping Wall
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The language spoken by some Jewish people
Jewish
German
English
Hebrew/Yiddish
3
Assigning to a specific category
Classification
Extermination
Polarization
Symbolization
4
Skullcap worn by Jewish men
Yom Kippur
Kashrut
Baseball cap
Kippah/Yarmulke
5
Symbolization
Placing symbols upon a specific group of people
Placing laws upon a specific group of people
Placing rules upon a specific group of people
Placing restrictions on a specific group of people
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An official who leads spiritual prayer through song
Rabbi
Hazzan
Kashrut
Kosher
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Star of David
Symbol of Judaism
Symbol of Buddhism
Symbol of Islam
Symbol of Christianity
8
Of the ordinary or usual type
Plain
Normal
Boring
Orthodox
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Abraham
First of three Jewish Patriarchs
Founder of Buddhism
Founder of ISIS
Founder of Hinduism
10
Monotheistic
Belief in multiple powerful gods
Belief in no God(s)
Belief in a single all-powerful God
Belief in Santa
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Shabbat
Place of worship for the Jewish
The Jewish Sabbath
The symbol of Judaism
Jewish dietary laws
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Depriving a specific group of people of positive human qualities, making them seem not human.
Holocaust
Dehumanization
Persecution
Genocide
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Place of Jewish worship
Torah
The Wailing Wall
Synagogue
Rabbi
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Drawing people to a cause, action, or ideology, and away from the norm.
Polarization
Polar Bear
Classification
Genocide
15
anti-Semitism
Extreme hostility or prejudice against the Jewish
Extreme obsession over the Jewish
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The Jewish Religious Texts
Hazzan
Kippah
Torah and Tanak
Kashrut
17
Yom Kippur
Symbol of Judaism
Seven-day formal mourning for the dead
Ceremony held when one reaches the age of religious maturity
The most solemn religious fast of the Jewish New Year
18
Persecution
Ill-treatment, due to race, political or religious beliefs
Conducting legal proceedings against someone in court
19
Kosher
One who reaches religious maturity
The mass killing of the Jews from 1941-1945
A brand of dill pickles
Food that satisfies the requirements of Jewish law
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Killing of a large group of people, especially those of a particular ethnic group or nation
Genocide
Eugenics
Dehumanization
Holocaust
21
Polytheistic
Belief in a single all-powerful God
Belief in multiple powerful Gods
Believing in Santa
Belief in no God
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Rabbi
Jewish lawyer
Jewish religious leader
Jewish doctor
Jewish politician
23
Systematically destroying a particular creature, race, or ideology.
Extermination
Holocaust
Persecution
Genocide
24
Hannukah
Eight days celebrating the rededication of the Temple
The Jewish Calendar
Foods meeting all Jewish food laws
The language used by the Jewish people
25
Bar/Bat Mitzvah
Celebration for someone who has reached religious maturity
Location of Jewish worship
Jewish Christmas
Seven-day formal mourning for the dead
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Believing something to be false, that is actually true.
Denial
Persecution
Extermination
Dehumanization
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Mass murder of the Jewish people under the German Nazi regime from 1941-1945
Extermination
Holocaust
Adolf Hitler
Genocide

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