stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Persecution of Jews Quiz Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Persecution of Jews Quiz
The Jews were not persecuted by which group during the Middle Ages?
What is anti-semitism?
Persecution of Jews Quiz
18 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
94 plays
Jews
Flashcards
18 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
18
Answers
1
What is anti-semitism?
Persecution of Jews.
Anti-Jewish propaganda.
Racism against Jews.
Belief that Jews deserve no homeland.
2
The Jews were not persecuted by which group during the Middle Ages?
Turks
French
Spanish
British
3
After being expelled from Spain, the Jews sought refuge where?
Portugal
Britain
France
Switzerland
4
How many Jews died during the holocaust?
6 million
4 million
60 million
40 million
5
The Nuremberg decrees occured in which year?
1934
1935
1936
1933
6
Palestine was what at this time?
A British Convict
A British Mandate Territory
A British Homeland
A British Colony
7
Concentration camps and Extermination camps are the same thing.
True.
False.
8
Where did the Final Solution begin?
Romania.
Russia.
Hungary.
Poland.
9
Treblinka is in...
Poland.
Germany.
Russia.
Austria.
10
Mein Kampf was...
Hitler's autobiography.
Hitler's dream
Hitler's dog
Hitler's life story.
11
How many synagogues went up in flames on the Night of the Broken Glass?
91
192
92
191
12
Hitler once wanted to be an artist, but he never made it to art school.
True.
False.
13
Hitler was a Jew.
Possibly but unlikely.
Probably.
True.
False.
14
Kristallnacht was known as...
The Night of the Long Glass
The Broken Night of Long Grass
The Broken Night of the Glass
The Night of the Broken Glass
15
Which of the following was NOT a common form of Jewish persecution?
Burning synagogues
Trashing of homes.
Murder.
Fungoid growth.
16
Complete the following headline: Nazi ________ Vent Wrath on the Jews Throughout Germany.
SS
Pogroms
Leaders
Hooligans
17
The Balfour Declaration occured in
1914
1956
1917
1815
18
Most of the Jews in Europe had settled where by the modern period?
Eastern Europe
Western Europe
Central Europe
Northern Europe