3. German soldiers and the German people went along with the Nazi policy of the persecution of the Jews. There are many reasons for this. One reason is the Nazi treatment of those people who disagrees. If German's did not follow Hitler and his rules, they would either be killed or put in jail. Another reason they went along with the Nazi policy is because of all the propaganda. The Nazi party put pictures everywhere putting the Jews down. They blamed them for all the problems of Germany, like economic problems and the lost of World War II. They made Jewish people look like bad people and that it would be a good thing to get rid of them. A last reason that people supported the persecution of the Jews is the political and social conditions in Germany at the time. They didn't have a steady government at all and their economy was going down the drain. So when Hitler said exterminating Jews would help this, people agreed because they were desperate. The German people thought they had no other solution because of how bad everything in Germany was at this time.

Homework#6

2. Aftermath of World War II in Europe and Japan

Europe Only:
-Nazi reign fell and lost power.
-There was no power, no food, no shelter, no water.
-There was a famine because there was no way for the food to get to the Germans since the transportation system was damaged.

Both:
-Hundreds of thousands of civilians were killed.
-Major cities were destroyed.
-Land was taken away.

Japan Only:
-Demilitarization which is the disbanding of the Japanese Army.
-Allies stripped away Japan from it's colonial empire.

Homework#7 Two tactics that Hitler used to rid Germany of Jews before creating his “Final Solution” was propaganda and putting in the Jews in the ghettos. During the Final Solution, Hitler used the tactic of genocide, he sent S.S officers all over Germany, and