Jews were systematically oppressed long before the Holocaust. At first, they were isolated from the other Germans and dehumanized (forced to wear the Star of David to signify they were Jewish); from there they were segregated. They were then encouraged to leave Germany and other countries under German rule as they started to expand (their home land). Then, they were forced into ghettos. Finally, they were transported into death camps and concentration camps.
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The incorrect answer is B. the cotton gin decreased the need for slave labor in the deep south. In fact, it did quite the opposite, it made slave labor a bigger need, since there was so much buisness.
