Question

Q1- Hitler had prosecuted _____ during his region in Germany.

A) Muslims

B) Christians

C) Jews

D) Hindus

Q2- Israel is a ____ majority state.

A) Hindu

B) Jewish

C) Islamic

D) Christian

Q3- ____ is one of the former colonies of France.

A) Indonesia

B) South Africa

C) Morocco

D) China​

Answer 1

Answer:

Jews

Jewish

I think morocco

Answer 2

Answer:

1. (C) Hitler had prosecuted Jews during his reign in Germany.

2. (B) Israel is a Jewish majority state.

3. (C) Morocco is one of the former colonies of France.

Explanation:

1. Before the Holocaust, antisemitism, or the fear or hatred of Jews, existed in Europe for millennia.

• In the second part of the nineteenth century, a new type of antisemitism evolved.
• The argument that Jews were not only a religious group but a separate "race" was at the heart of it.
• Antisemites believed Jews were dangerous and frightening.
• The new Nazi Party, led by Adolf Hitler, blamed Jews for Germany's defeat after World War I. They said that German Jews, who make up a minuscule percentage of the population, had "stabbed Germany in the back. which was not the case.
• Many causes contributed to the Holocaust, including millions of individual decisions made by ordinary individuals who chose to actively engage in – or at the very least accept – the persecution of their neighbors.

2. On May 14, 1948, modern Israel was established as a polity to serve as the Jewish people's homeland.

• It was also designated as a "Jewish state" in its declaration of independence.
• Since its founding, Israel has enacted numerous laws that reflect the majority of its residents' Jewish identity and values.
• It is the only Jewish-majority country and the only expressly Jewish state, with roughly 6.8 million Jews.

3. France declared dominion over Morocco on March 30, 1912.

• The French were able to safeguard French Algeria by imperializing Morocco.
• The three "Cs" of colonialism, Christianity, the civilizing mission, and commerce, were the driving forces behind France's colonization of Morocco.
• Because they wanted to send missionaries to convert Muslims and Jews to Christianity, they used religion as a motivator.
• The number of natural resources accessible in Morocco was also a big motivator.
• Morocco became independent on March 2, 1956, when a joint declaration was signed in Paris to replace the Treaty of Fez, which established the protectorate in 1912.