<h3><u>Nazi response to deaths within the ghetto:</u></h3>
- Before sending the Jews to the Death factories to either kill them or make them work in factories, Nazis began to round up Jews from all over their territory including women and children and started rounding and collecting them up in walled ghettos.
- These ghettos were limited and housed as many Jews as they could. A small basic room used to house 5 to 6 families.
- Living conditions were poor, diseases were spreading, food was a not sufficient, and people started dying on the streets of the ghettos.
- However, the Nazis show no remorse or concern to any of these occurrences and instead started bringing more people to the ghettos and then started deporting them to death factories once the construction of those factories was completed.
<span>Many things caused the Great Depression, not just one single event.
</span><span>Stock Market Crash of 1929.
</span><span>Bank Failures
</span><span>Reduction in Purchasing Across the Board
</span><span>American Economic Policy With Europe
credits to: https://www.thoughtco.com/causes-of-the-great-depression-104686
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<span>The correct answer is Eugene V. Debs. He was a known union leader and a prominent socialist who was a controversial figure due to his public appearance. Not only was he incarcerated because of this, but also because he opposed drafting people for WW1 and was accused of being a traitor of the United States of America.</span>
Equal representation; because NJ was small it wanted to make sure larger states like New York weren’t given an unfair advantage
The correct answer is "High cost of living".
It simply makes no sense that a person would choose to migrate towards a country where the cost of living is high. Usually the motivation to relocate is precisely the opposite: the living conditions, employment opportunities and wages don't match the cost of living in a certain region and that prompts migration.
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