1 This week you have learned about the Holocaust. What is some of the information that you learned? What things did it make you consider that you may not have considered before now? Now that you have learned about upstanders and bystanders, think about them. Is there a time when you were an upstander or a bystander? Was there a time when you needed an upstander? Do you think the holocaust could have been prevented if more people have been upstanders? Why or why not? add_circle_outline
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How many people died in battle during world war 1? a. 8-9 mill b. 3-4 mill c. 1 mill d. more than 10 mill
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History, 22.06.2019 08:30
Which consideration must be addressed when deciding for whom to produce? who can be most creative with the product? who has the largest resource pool? who has the greatest need? who can bring in the greatest profit?
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