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HW 16
A.
- Total war: large scale war and destruction, often targeting civilians as well as military forces
- Forced labor: People from German-occupied parts of Europe were used by the Germans for slave labor.
- Concentration camp: "Enemies of the state" in Germany were forced to live in terrible conditions in concentration camps.
- "The final solution": the Nazis' decision to exterminate all the Jews in Europe
- Ghettoes: sections of towns in which Jews were forced to live
- Extermination camps: Camps designed for the mass murder of Jews
- Partisans: armed resistance groups that fought against the Axis
- Guerrilla warfare: methods used by resistance groups to make Axis occupation difficult
B.
- Chinese families in Sunkiang would have been forced to leave their homes because of the Japanese invasion.
- French families would have had to flee from the Germans or live under their rule. They also had the option of participating in the Resistance.
- A soviet aircraft factory worker would have been required to do much more work after the start of the war, building aircraft and bombs.
- A Jewish person in Germany would have been put in a concentration camp by the Nazis and probably would have been killed as a part of the "final solution."
- The son of a captured Yugoslav partisan would have likely been taken from his home and placed in a labor camp or children's camp.
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