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tolerance
Thomas Bland (blandt2@evesham.k12.nj.us) |
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| to tolerate something, someone, opinion, behavior that you do not agree with |
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| to not tolerate something, someone, opinion, behavior that you do not agree with |
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| refers to prejudgment, or forming an opinion before coming aware of the relevant facts of a case |
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| is prejudice, hatred of , or discrimination against Jewish people for reasons connected to their religion |
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| to have little concern for another person/ care less about others |
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| cases in which individuals do not offer any means of help to a victim when other people are present |
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| a person or group made to bear the blame for others or to suffer in their place EX: The Kitty Genovese Case/ The Leo Frank Case |
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| deprive of positive human qualities, describes the denial of humanness to others |
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| an extremely wicked or cruel act, typically involving physical violence or injury |
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| prejudice put into action--acting against people because they are a member of a group |
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| involving a system, method or plan |
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| a from of discrimination where people avoid contact with members of a particular group based prejudice |
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| separate groups of people by law custom, usually based on race |
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| a portion of a city where members of a minority group live |
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| to set free people who are victims |
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| those who attempt to stop discrimination or crime by either nonviolent or violent ways |
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| an image of ideas about a group of people without regard to individual differences |
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| destruction or slaughter on a mass scale caused by fire or nuclear war |
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| first concentration camp opened in Germany 1933 |
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| the Nazi Secret State Police |
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| Took place in Nuremburg, Germany - Nazi laws of citizenship, used to protect “German Blood”, and prohibited marriages that would compromise Germany staying “Pure”. |
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| Nov. 9 1938 - meaning, “night of broken glass”. In one night 267 synagogues are destroyed, 7500 stores are looted, and 30,000 Jews are sent to concentration camps. Took place in Germany and Austria. |
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| Head of the German SS, second only to Adolf Hitler. |
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| Hitler’s secret force of protection and ultimate soldiers of terror. |
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| large concentration camp in Poland. |
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| – on Yom Kippur the Nazi’s open a ghetto in the Jewish section of Warsaw, Poland that segregated Jews from the rest of society |
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| very large concentration camp in Poland. |
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| Death camp in Poland, almost one million Jews were killed here. |
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| –the deliberate and systematic extermination of a racial, political, or cultural group. |
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| – short for “National Socialist German Workers Party”. The controlling fascist body of Germany ruled under Adolf Hitler. |
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| – the finial plan to deal with the Jews, as seen under Hitler and Himmler. The systematic execution of all Jews, no more working, just death. |
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| – trials that took place in the city of Nuremberg placing the Nazis and party individuals on trial for the “acts against humanity”. |
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| – A Person who is present at an event with out participating in it or helping to stop it. Throughout the world, many stood by and watched, as the intolerance grew worse. |
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| – Those who are responsible for committing a crime. Hitler created an atmosphere of terror that was maintained by the force of such perpetrators. |
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– the Nazis used the design of a cross, with the arms bent clockwise, in Nazi Germany as a
symbol of Anti-Semitism and Party Symbol. |
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Axis vs. Allies Powers (know who is the leader and what side they are on)
Versailles Treaty
Promises of Hitler for Germany
Mein Kampf/ Hitler’s early life and rise to power
The NAZI Party
The Nuremberg Laws, Kristallnaught, ghetto, Final Solution, The Wansee Conference (anti-Semitism) |
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-Invasion of Poland
-Attack on Pearl Harbor/”Infamy Speech” by FDR
-Stalingrad, Russia – Battle
-Normandy Invasion by the Allied Forces |
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Germany vs. USSR (Russia)
-Aug. 1942 – Feb. 1943
-City in USSR named after the leader Joseph Stalin- “Man of Steel”
-It is an industrial city on the Volga River
-Had oil/access to the Caspian Sea
-Stalin and Hitler were enemies /both were brutal dictators
-Both ordered their soldiers to not surrender
-Hitler told his top general to commit suicide if you lose the battle
-Very bloody battle/USSR won! |
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-Very cold/they were dressed for the weather/Germany army not prepared for the weather
-The Russians knew the land/home team advantage
-All Russians fought the Germans—even women and children!
***Turning point in WWII---first battle that Hitler lost! |
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| – Complete destruction, usually by fire. |
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| How many lives were lost? |
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Over 11 Million people lost their lives to Intolerance in TOTAL.
Over 6 Million were Jews |
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| The rest were made up of “undesirables” – Handicaps, Jehovah Witnesses, Poles, Blacks, Homosexuals, etc. |
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| Hitler identified the “superior race” as ______________ |
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| Adolf Hitler took control of the Nazi Party and Germany in __________ |
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| National Socialist Workers Party – simply a political party |
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| Imperialism – spreading of power and country size; Military superiority – the military should be the most powerful of any military |
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| Germany had just lost WW1, _______________________________ Hitler used these hard times to fuel the fire of hatred in the nation. |
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| Economy was terrible, No Jobs, Military was weak. |
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| Since the people of ___________ felt so weak and overpowered, it was easy for _____________, who was Charismatic (energetic and convincing), to shine the light of hatred towards the Jewish population – (Hitler blamed) |
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| Hitler controlled the ________________, ______________, _______________ and _________________. |
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| military, economy, government, and all aspects of life. |
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| Germany had high levels of ______________ which were starting to become developed, and that impressed the people of Germany. |
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| Hitler initiated GENOCIDE: |
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| Systematic and deliberate extermination of a racial group, political party, or complete culture. |
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| Hitler used cattle cars to ship people to _________________ and______________. |
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| concentration and death camps |
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| The US was hesitant to get involved mainly because: |
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| we were suspect of what was happening, anti-semitism throughout the nation, and immigration problems |
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