3) why did emerging knowledge about the extent of the holocaust increase demand and support for a jewish homeland?
a- it convinced people that a jewish homeland was an effective way to punish nazi war crimes.
b- it convinced people that all of the axis powers had participated in the holocaust, not just germany.
c- it convinced people that jews needed and deserved a country of their own.
d- it convinced people that a jewish homeland would prevent any recurrence of genocide in the world.

4) what did most survivors of the holocaust experience upon liberation?
a- most went back to their homes and were given special provisions to them start over.
b- most ended up in refugee camps, only to be discriminated against when trying to move to other countries.
c- most tried to establish a new country in ally-occupied germany with the of their liberators.
d- most died of malnutrition and disease and never left the concentration camps.

5) what were 50,000 men convicted of during the holocaust, with at least 5 percent of convicts sent to concentration camps?
a- being roma
b- having a disability
c- being homosexual
d- hiding jewish citizens

6) which of the following was an element of the nuremberg laws?
a- rounding up jews and requiring them to work in camps.
b- banning marriage between jews and non-jews.
c- forbidding germans from serving jews in stores.
d- moving germans to the better "pure" neighborhoods.

8) why did approximately one out of every six prisoners from the bergen-belsen concentration camp die within weeks of liberation?
a- they were driven to suicide by despair over lost family members.
b- they suffered from severe dehydration.
c- they died of complications due to malnutrition.
d- they died of dysentery.