The Holocaust. The word has Greek origins and means “sacrifice by fire.” Systematic, state sponsored persecution and murder of 6 million Jews by Nazis.

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The Holocaust

The word has Greek origins and means “sacrifice by fire.” Systematic, state sponsored persecution and murder of 6 million Jews by Nazis and their collaborators.

How did this happen? Anti-Semitism

Prejudice, hostility, and/or hatred for Jews.

The Roots of Anti-Semitism I.Race vs. Ethnicity A.It is a misconception that Jews are a race. B.Race: Thought of as biological. Based on physical characteristics.

Below are the race categories from the U.S. Census. How would you describe yourself? Caucasian African-American Hispanic/Latino American Indian/Alaska Native Asian Pacific Islander/Native Hawaiian

C. Ethnicity: Cultural traits and shared history with a certain group of people. 1.Belief that you descend from this group. 2.Personal identification.

Below are some examples of ethnicities common in the U.S. What ethnicity do you identify with? Chinese German Irish Italian French Russian Polish Greek Arab Dutch Japanese Puerto Rican Navajo Somali Iraqi Scottish Mexican Jamaican

What is the difference? Is race something that can change? Can we choose our race? Is ethnicity something that can change?

D. By claiming Jews were a race, it could be said they were genetically inferior to other races. E. Jews are an ethnic group, spread throughout the world because of the Diaspora.

II. Treatment of Jews in Medieval Europe A.During the 1200’s, restrictions were placed on Jews: 1.Special yellow badges they had to wear. 2.Live in ghettos, apart from Christians. 3.Listen to Christian conversion speeches.

B. Jews in England, France, and Germany were robbed and exiled.

III. Jews in 18 th Century Austria A.Required to wear a yellow arm badge if they did not have a beard. B.Not allowed to buy vegetables or cattle before 11 am. C.Paid extra taxes for 10 years to earn citizenship.

IV. Jews in 18 th Century Russia A.Could not attend public universities or become generals in the army. B.The government often started pogroms.

Pogrom A riot or violent mob attack directed towards a particular group of people. Usually approved of by the government or military.

Closure 1.How have Jews been treated throughout history? 2.What are some reasons they have been treated like this? 3.Provide 2 specific examples of anti- Semitism.