Question

what was the difference between an original concentration camp vs an extermination camp

extermination camps primary purpose were set up later in the war to help build more military equipment

concentration camps were cities to house the jewish population and extermination camps became work camps

concentration camps just focused on the execution of anyone who wasnt part of hitlers master race

extermination camps were set up to primarily execute anyone who wasnt part of hitlers master race

Explanation:

• Analyze each option:
• First option: Extermination camps were for mass murder, not building military equipment. Eliminate.
• Second option: Concentration camps were for forced labor/imprisonment, extermination camps for murder. This swaps their roles. Eliminate.
• Third option: Concentration camps focused on forced labor/oppression, not just execution (extermination camps did execution). Eliminate.
• Fourth option: Extermination camps (like Auschwitz - Birkenau) were designed primarily for the systematic murder of Jews and others not in Hitler’s “master race,” while concentration camps were for imprisonment, forced labor, etc. This matches historical facts.

Answer:

D. Extermination camps were set up to primarily execute anyone who wasn't part of Hitlers Master Race