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What do you know?
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less than half

minority

100

people forced to leave their homes because of war, hunger, natural disasters, or other dangers

refugees

100

The Nazis spread hatred and prejudice against ____________, which led to horrible tragedies.

Jewish people

100

What is Lore doing at the beginning of the article?

nervously waiting to meet the new family she will live with in England

200
embarrassing

humiliating

200

the name for the money used in Germany until 2002

marks

200

Lore and other Jewish children were rescued by Britain’s incredible effort to move kids out of ________.

Germany

200

 What is antisemitism?

prejudice against Jewish people

300

achievement

feat

300

having been taken over and settled by a foreign army

occupied

300

What happened on the night of November 9, 1938?

On Kristallnacht, large mobs organized by the Nazis terrorized Jewish people, burning down schools, homes, stores, and synagogues.

300

Describe how Lore’s family felt living in Germany in the early 1930s.

scared and threatened

400
discrimination

prejudice

400

special buildings where Jews meet to worship and learn about their religion

Synagogue 

400

_________ blamed Jewish people for all the problems Germany faced after being defeated in World War I.

Hilter

400

What event ended the Kindertransport?

World War II began.

500

causing great pain or suffering

agonizing

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the refusal to accept views, beliefs, or behaviors that are different from your own

intolerance

500

What laws did the Nazis pass?

The Nazis passed laws taking away the rights of Jewish people. They couldn’t keep their jobs, go to school, walk through parks, or swim in a public pool

500

Name an example from the article of the prejudice that Jewish people faced in Germany in the early 1930s.

Jewish people faced much prejudice in Germany in the early 1930s. The Nazis passed laws that took away Jewish people’s rights and treated them inhumanely. Jews were fired from their jobs and not allowed to vote. They were banned from shops and beaten in the streets. Children like Lore couldn’t go to school or to many public places. This hatred and violence reached its peak on Kristallnacht, when Jews were the target of hateful and violent attacks.