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What is it called when the president pardons an entire group of people?
amnesty
What people group was not targeted for extermination by the German?
aryan
What is the Term for Germany's murder of Jews and other innocent people during the war?
The Germans called their campaign to eliminate the Jews and all other undesirables "The Final Solution". They called the killing part, "extermination".
What are large prison camps used to hold people for political reasons?
extermination camps
What were the point of concentration camps?
To hold Jewish people separate from the rest of the population for work, experimentation, and extermination.
The planned extermination of an entire race of people is known as?
The extermination of an entire race of people is called genocide.
What is the extermination of a people called?
The word is genocide.
What the major slaughter of a race of people is called and which one specifically happened in World War 2?
When you decimate a people for racial reasons it is sometimes called a Holocaust. If you completely eliminate such a people it is called Extermination.
What was done to the people in extermination camps?
They were killed.
Where did the people go for the extermination camps?
The extermination camps were all in Poland after Germany invaded them. The main extermination camp was the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp near Krakow, Poland.
What is a planned effort to shape people's ideas?
Propaganda is a planned effort to shape people's ideas by spreading information or arguments to influence their beliefs or actions. It is often used to promote a particular political agenda or to manipulate public opinion.
How were the people killed at the extermination camps?
They were gassed to death.
What is it called when the president pardons an entire group of people?
amnesty
What people group was not targeted for extermination by the German?
aryan
Why were extermination camps important?
Because the Nazi idea of the final solution means that the Nazis wanted a free Aryan Europe, and planned to simply exterminate anyone who wasn't German a nd Aryan. In the camps, the machinery was assembled with which the Nazis could cheaply and efficiently dispose of the Jewish population and other undesirables. During the extermination, they killed 15 million people, 6 million being Jews alone.
Why is the Genocide significant?
http://www.answers.com/genocide?cat=biz-fin Genocide is "The systematic and planned extermination of an entire national, racial, political, or ethnic group." Sometimes religion is included here. Think about it. With the eradication of an entire race you lose people, families, communities, culture, ideas, traditions, ways of thinking... What if it was your race being persecuted. Your brothers and sisters, parents, aunts and uncles, cousins, grandparents, your future children, your best friends, your grandparents friends and memories...
What people planned on the United States to be?
They planned it to be a free state.
