Question

the holocaust was the nazi effort to destroy the jewish people. at first, jews were forced to wear yellow armbands. then, they lost their citizenship and were banned from public places. after that, jews were forced to live in cramped, dirty ghettos with insufficient water and sanitation systems, where they were denied food and medicine. the nazis final solution was sending jews to concentration camps to be killed. which of these actions would be considered genocide under the un definition? check all that apply. forcing people to wear yellow armbands taking away peoples citizenship forcing people to live in ghettos denying people food and medicine sending people to concentration camps

Explanation:

The UN definition of genocide includes acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, racial or religious group. Denying food and medicine and sending to concentration - camps with the intent to kill are such acts. Forcing to wear armbands, taking away citizenship, and forcing to live in ghettos are discriminatory and oppressive but not directly acts of genocide on their own under the strict UN definition.

Answer:

D. denying people food and medicine, E. sending people to concentration camps