Ger222 UO Test 1 Exam Questions
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Terms in this set (19) Original
Linked to other victim groups including Roma,
Sinti, homosexual men, political opponents,
Afro-Germans, people with disabilities, and
Fates of Jewish victims Soviet prisoners of war. Intersect through T-4
Program, forced sterilization, and antisemitic
and anticommunist ideological notion of
Judeo-Bolshevism.
Conceived for mass killings of people with
T-4 Program mental illnesses and/or physical disabilities,
enabled Nazi leadership to experiment with
, mass killing methods, including gassing, later
used for mass killing of Soviet POWs and
Jews.
Passed in July 1933, made forced sterilization
of people with specific mental illnesses and/or
Law for the Prevention of Hereditarily
physical disabilities legal and required.
Diseased Offspring
Targeted groups included Sinti, Roma, and
Afro-Germans.
Antisemitic and anticommunist ideological
notion that conflates Jewish people with
Judeo-Bolshevism Communists, drawing on the concept that
Jewish people were conspiring for world
domination.
1) Nazi revolution (1933-1934) and 2)
routinization of Nazism (1934-1937). Major
events include Reichstag fire, opening of
Phases of the Nazi regime Dachau, passing of Enabling Law, Night of
Long Knives, unification of president and
chancellor offices, passing of Nuremberg
Laws, and expansion of Paragraph 175.
Occurred on February 27, 1933, blamed on
Reichstag fire Communists, led to the opening of the first
concentration camp in Dachau and the passing
Complete Latest 2025/2026 with
Correct Answers and Rationales
GRADED A+
Terms in this set (19) Original
Linked to other victim groups including Roma,
Sinti, homosexual men, political opponents,
Afro-Germans, people with disabilities, and
Fates of Jewish victims Soviet prisoners of war. Intersect through T-4
Program, forced sterilization, and antisemitic
and anticommunist ideological notion of
Judeo-Bolshevism.
Conceived for mass killings of people with
T-4 Program mental illnesses and/or physical disabilities,
enabled Nazi leadership to experiment with
, mass killing methods, including gassing, later
used for mass killing of Soviet POWs and
Jews.
Passed in July 1933, made forced sterilization
of people with specific mental illnesses and/or
Law for the Prevention of Hereditarily
physical disabilities legal and required.
Diseased Offspring
Targeted groups included Sinti, Roma, and
Afro-Germans.
Antisemitic and anticommunist ideological
notion that conflates Jewish people with
Judeo-Bolshevism Communists, drawing on the concept that
Jewish people were conspiring for world
domination.
1) Nazi revolution (1933-1934) and 2)
routinization of Nazism (1934-1937). Major
events include Reichstag fire, opening of
Phases of the Nazi regime Dachau, passing of Enabling Law, Night of
Long Knives, unification of president and
chancellor offices, passing of Nuremberg
Laws, and expansion of Paragraph 175.
Occurred on February 27, 1933, blamed on
Reichstag fire Communists, led to the opening of the first
concentration camp in Dachau and the passing
