The Holocaust: Persecution of Jews and Minorities
Students will investigate the systematic persecution and genocide of Jews and other minority groups under the Nazi regime.
Key Questions
- Explain the stages of persecution that led to the Holocaust.
- Analyze the role of various groups and individuals in facilitating or resisting the Holocaust.
- Assess the moral and ethical responsibilities of individuals and nations during the Holocaust.
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