Holocaust Unit Vocab Wordsearch

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The ancient religion followed by and ethnicity belonging to Jewish people.
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Hostility and/or prejudice directed toward Jewish people.
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Opinions that are not based on real reasons or actual experiences.
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Information, especially of a biased nature, that is used to promote a particular cause or point of view.
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The deliberate, systematic killing of a racial or cultural group.
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Extremely cruel or brutal; lacking compassion for human life.
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Unwilling or unable to believe something.
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A person who is present at an incident, but does not take part in it in any way.
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A firmly held belief or opinion.
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Someone who does something that is morally or criminally wrong.