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It connects to the question because these people are getting their lives taken away and there is nothing they can do about it
-Tyler, Ty, Connor, Tori

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1.) They had to leave their homes behind
2.) They took valuables and it made it hard for them to practice their religion without some of them
3.) They have to start a new life again and learn how to work
-Tyler, Ty, Connor, Tori

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1.) They were forced to move into the ghetto's
2.)Their valuables were taken away from most families unless they hid them.
3.) They start shipping people off to work camps
-Tyler, Ty, Connor, Tori

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The governent delcared war on them
Keagan,Sage Rachael, Brendan, Brandon

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fight for our rights
Tyler, Cole, and Lindsey

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Yes
Reece Jacob

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They lost their rights and most lost their homes

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We would feel left out and would feel like we werent enough so they expelled us and think that we are the worst. It would hurt our feelings if that happened (Elizabeth, Emalee, Adrian, Karly)

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They lost their rights and were not allowed to do anything other than what they were told
Reece Jacob

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They were all forgotten
Tyler, Cole, and Lindsey

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1) Moshe stood on platform and wept because he was a foreigner. 2)They all waited for him to come back. 3)The family was quiet. (Elizabeth, Emalee, Adrian, Karly)

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They were loaded up with a total of 80 people in a cattle wagon with only some bread and a bucket of water and taken away
Reece Jacob

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The question came true for the author in this section
Jaelyn

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The author had a spiritual awakening
They had hope for German defeat
This was a worsening
Jaelyn

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What major events did you take notes of?

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What major events did you take notes of?

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All the foreign Jews got expelled from Sighet.
Tyler,Cole, and Lindsey

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he discovered the diary of Anne Frank.

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1) All foreign Jews were expelled. 2) Policeman- came in and took my father. 3) At night no one prayed so that the night would pass. (Elizabeth, Emalee, Adrian, Karly

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He found a master for himself
Spring 1944
Two ghettos were set up
Jaelyn

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What if your government declared you the enemy?

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It can be on you, the author, etc.

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You should have 3...