The Holocaust Objective: Describe the Nazi Persecution of Jewish people, and “the final solution”. Do Now: What do you already know about the Holocaust?

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The Holocaust Objective: Describe the Nazi Persecution of Jewish people, and “the final solution”. Do Now: What do you already know about the Holocaust? Holocaust: the systematic slaughter of Jews and other groups judged inferior by the Nazi’s Nuremburg Laws (1935). Deprived Jews of the rights of German citizenship Kristallinacht: “Night of Broken Glass” (11/1935) Nazi’s attack the Jewish community

The Holocaust Refugees: Jews flee Germany Many other countries refuse to admit them Ghettos: Jews are isolated into segregated, overcrowded areas and trapped Starvation Disease “The Final Solution”: Genocide of the Jews First, Concentration Camps Finally, Extermination Camps - Auschwitz Six (6) Million Die

The Holocaust Using your Notes and the Text, answer the following questions- Open Book Quiz What were the Immediate and Underlying causes of Kristallinacht? (Page 936) How did anti-Semitism outside of Germany contribute to Jewish problems? P.937) Why did Hitler begin his mass killings of Jews? (P.937) What is the theme from the quotation of Elie Wiesel on Page 939