What does the role of customers in boycott of Jewish shops clarify?
Customers behaviour made social exclusion practical. Exam tip: connect market with society.
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Customers behaviour made social exclusion practical. Exam tip: connect market with society.
View question detailsGhettos cut victims from society and resources. Exam tip: understand ghettos as repressive institutions.
View question detailsThe trials strengthened accountability. Exam tip: write the difference between orders and moral responsibility.
View question detailsFalse science tried to justify discrimination. Exam tip: connect pseudo science with racial propaganda.
View question detailsThe mark separated victims publicly. Exam tip: understand political meanings of symbols.
View question detailsCamps were extreme institutions of state terror and repression. Exam tip: write misuse of modern administration.
View question detailsRailways helped send people to camps on a large scale. Exam tip: remember misuse of technology.
View question detailsSome doctors supported Nazi policy instead of human service. Exam tip: make professional ethics a separate point.
View question detailsClaims of ignorance must be studied with context. Exam tip: separate claim and responsibility.
View question detailsExclusion from school took away rights and future. Exam tip: write the link between education and citizenship.
View question detailsThe persecution of Roma people shows that the Holocaust and Nazi racial policies affected more than Jews alone; the Nazis targeted several communities, including Roma, on alleged racial grounds. Option A is incorrect because Nazi racism was not merely an economic policy: it involved exclusion, forced sterilisation, deportation and murder. Exam tip: revise the different groups targeted by the Nazis along with the forms of persecution they faced.
View question detailsThis belief was against human dignity. Exam tip: connect it with racial purity and dehumanisation.
View question detailsNazi thought linked women role with the racial state. Exam tip: write gender role and racism together.
View question detailsWhen independent information decreased propaganda became stronger. Exam tip: connect information control with public opinion.
View question detailsWhen victims are shown as less than human sympathy decreases. Exam tip: see it as preparation for violence.
View question detailsVisual propaganda influenced emotions before reason. Exam tip: write the role of visual messages.
View question detailsNiemoeller showed the growing danger of silence. Exam tip: connect it with civic responsibility.
View question detailsSmall paperwork could become part of a criminal system. Exam tip: identify the role of administration.
View question detailsNazi propaganda falsely blamed Jews and other targeted groups for Germany’s defeat, economic crisis and unemployment. This diverted public anger away from government policies and real economic causes towards vulnerable minorities. Granting equal rights would have been the opposite of scapegoating. Exam tip: scapegoating means placing false blame for a problem on a person or group.
View question detailsKristallnacht showed open violence against Jews. Exam tip: connect it with intensification of persecution.
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