By 1938, jews in nazi germany were not allowed to work in the government or carry identification. live near other jews. attend synagogues. attend schools and colleges. the final solution was nazi germany’s plan to physically exterminate all jews in europe. control all of europe. boycott jewish businesses. boycott the league of nations. what was the ultimate result of the final solution? large numbers of people were forced to immigrate. jewish businesses were closed in germany. russia was conquered. millions of european jews were murdered. nazis who forced jews to live in ghettos also forced them to cook food for german soldiers. make the ghettos their permanent home. make war materials for germany. choose the area they wanted to live in. approximately what percentage of all jews living in europe were killed during the holocaust? about 25% about 50% about 60% about 90%

1.The correct answer is: By 1938, Jews in Nazi Germany were not allowed to attend schools and colleges.  Jews were progressively segregated from society and by this year, their liberties and civil rights were strongly violated. It is true that they were not allowed to work in government, but this was before 1938, more exactly in the year of 1933, and they MUST carry identification in order to let everybody know that they were jews and likely unwelcome.

2.The correct answer is: The Final Solution was Nazi Germany’s plan to physically exterminate all Jews in Europe.  Hitler believed that the Jews must be removed from Europe because they were inferior and the origin of many problems. Also, the nazis were aware that this plan had to be very detailed and structured, so they named it “The Final Solution” to the Jewish Question as a code name.

3.The correct answer is: The ultimate result of the Final Solution was millions of European Jews were murdered.  As a result of the plan to achieve the goal of removed the Jews from Europe, and to end with their inferiority and problematic nature, millions of Jews were killed.  

4.The correct answer is: Nazis who forced Jews to live in ghettos also forced them to make war materials.

5.The correct answer is: Approximately 60% of all Jews living in Europe were killed during the Holocaust.  The Jew population in Europe before the war was circa 9.500.000, and in the Holocaust almost 6.000.000 Jews were killed, which is approximately 60%

the option which was not a function of missionaries in the northwest was the first one - they established posts for trading furs and other goods.

missionaries were sent around the world to spread religion and their knowledge and others - they were not merchants who sold furs and other goods.

after defeating german forces in north africa allied leaders turned their attention to "italy," since this was the location that made the most geographic sense before invading northern europe via france.