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question 10 (mcq) 5 pts how did the u.s. government respond to nazi persecution of the jews during world war ii? taking little action to aid jews until world war ii was nearly over setting up aerial attacks on concentration camps sending special forces to concentrate on liberating concentration camps repealing immigration restrictions against jews migrating to europe question 11 (mcq) 5 pts which group was persecuted during the holocaust for religious and political reasons? intelligentsia jehovahs witnesses roma communists
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To determine the US response to Nazi persecution of Jews:
- "taking little action to aid Jews until World War II was nearly over" is correct. The US was slow to act, with significant aid or intervention coming late.
- "setting up aerial attacks on concentration camps" is incorrect; US didn't focus on this.
- "sending special forces to liberate concentration camps" was later, not initial response.
- "repealing immigration restrictions against Jews migrating to Europe" is incorrect; US had restrictive immigration policies.
During the Holocaust, Jehovah's Witnesses were persecuted for religious (their refusal to salute Hitler or serve in the military due to religious beliefs) and political non - compliance. Intelligentsia (intellectuals) were persecuted for ideological reasons, Roma for racial reasons, and Communists for political opposition, but Jehovah's Witnesses' persecution was strongly tied to religious grounds.
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A. taking little action to aid Jews until World War II was nearly over