Answer the following questions: Why is it important to learn about the Holocaust?
How is the world today different because the Holocaust happened?
How are the lives of Jews and Germans different today because of the Holocaust?
Then, write two to three paragraphs expanding on the following prompt: “After the Holocaust, the world was never the same….”

Its important in order to prevent it from happening again. It shows that world that large scale systematic genocides are actually possible in the modern era and it was possible to get away with it. Now with education it is less likely to reoccur.

The world is different because people are now more skeptical towards the government and we are more sympathetic to minorities.

The lives of Jews are better overall because the world is no longer using them as a scapegoat for all of their issues. Germans are better because they have put the war and excessively nationalistic behind them, they have joined the UN and became a modern peaceful country.

The world was never the same after the holocaust because it brought about a new age of fear and astonishment towards the thought of systematic genocides. It was previously unheard of and the recounted tales of the occurrences within the camps sent chills down the world's back. The people simply couldn't believe what had happened and it saw a rise in conspiracies' in denial.

The world also adopted the policy to not imprision people based on the groups they identify with. During the war, America also captured and neglected Asians living in the country; however, after the travesty of the holocaust, we decided to no longer prosecute people like this.

Explanation:

the main reason the us senate rejected the treaty of versailles was because "european nations wanted to punish germany"

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the answer should be monarchy