The sentences given in this question, when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Decide on the proper order for the sentences and write this sequence as your answer.1. Detailed lists of present and future potential victims were made.2. One feature of the Nazi Holocaust that distinguishes it from other mass murders was the efficient and systematic method with which the mass killings were conducted.3. In addition, considerable effort was expended over the course of the Holocaust to find increasingly efficient means of killing more people, for example, by switching from carbon monoxide poisoning in the Aktion Reinhard death camps of Belzec, Sobibor and Treblinka to the use of Zyklon-B at Majdanek and Auschwitz.4. And meticulous records of the killings have been found.5. As prisoners entered the death camps, they had to surrender all personal property to the Nazis – which was precisely catalogued and tagged, and for which receipts were issued.

Which of the following statements regarding sentences is correct?1 pointThe sentencing practices of the UN tribunalsare binding for the ICCThe statutes of international criminal courts and tribunals provide for a hierarchy of crimes in terms of sentencing, with genocide at the top, followed by crimes against humanity and war crimesThe statutes of international criminal courts and tribunals define minimum and maximum penalties for each of the core crimesThe sentence must be proportionate to the gravity of the crime and the culpability of the convicted person

Which factor most contributed to the enormous death toll suffered by Jews and other prisoners in Nazi execution camps?A.Prisoners sent to execution camps almost always started rebellions that failed.B.Most of the prisoners who arrived at execution camps were already infected with diseases.C.Execution camps were often targets for Allied firebombing campaigns.D.Execution camps were organized to kill as many people as efficiently as possible.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

During World War II, _____ led to a high number of deaths among civilians and communities in both Germany and Japan.A.supply chain issuesB.famine and diseaseC.crimes against humanityD.military activity

Shooting the Jews one by one proved to take too long, so the Germans began to execute them by ______.blindfolding them and leading them into large bodies of water.running the engine exhaust into the compartment in which they were being held.exposing them to biological warfare.making them drink a poisonous substance.

Which of the following was addressed by the Nuremberg Trials?the Holocaustthe internment of Japanese-American citizensthe firebombing of Dresdenthe use of nuclear bombs