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Holocaust Holland

Vocabulary for Holocaust unit

TermDefinition
Stereotype N; an idea that many people have about a thing or a group that may often be untrue or only partly true; label, cast
scapegoat N; a person or thing taking the blame for others; fall guy
prejudice N; a favoring or dislike of something without good reason, unfriendly feelings directed at someone; prejudgment. bias
discrimination N; treating of some people better than others without any fair or proper reason; prejudice
annihilate V; to destroy completely; exterminate, obliterate
anti-Semitism N; Hatred, hostilities toward Jews
Genocide N; the deliberate destruction of a racial, political, or cultural group
propaganda N; an organized spreading of certain ideas; misinformation, half-truths
indifference N; lack of feeling for or against something; coldness, unconcern, apathy
systematic Adj; carried out or acting with thoroughness or regularity; organized, efficient
ghetto N; a part of a city in which Jews were required to live
persecute V; to cause to suffer because of a belief; hunt, maltreat
Bureaucratic Adj; strictly following government procedure or routine; technical, routine
Holocaust N; in Hebrew it means great wind and burning; it came to mean annihilation
racism N; a type of prejudice based on biological race
by-stander N; one who looks on and does nothing
segregation N; isolation; separation from others
concentration camp N; prison, labor, and killing facility used by the Nazis
Victim N; an individual who suffers injury or is killed
rescuer N; one who come to the aid of another
extermination N; elimination; killing by extreme methods
Jew N; someone of the Jewish faith and /or race
perpetrator N; one guilty of committing a wrong
Created by: lhoule
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