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Why are stereotypes so

dangerous?
Makenzie Wise
Introduction
● Why are stereotypes so dangerous?
● Many types of people were prosecuted due to the stereotype partnered
with them.
● Stereotypes are far more dangerous than i believe people realize.
What was the holocaust?
● The holocaust took place over world war II
● There where many targets of extreme discrimination during the holocaust.
● The dissabled, jewish people, and homosexuals where large targets.
● This plays an imprtiant role in history today as it affects the backgrounds of
many.
https://www.britannica.com/event/Holocaust
How where people killed?

● People were killed quite brutally as the were shot down, died of starvation or disease. Or where thrown in
a gas chamber.
● For years this has been used as death row penalties but these methods where used mercilessly against
innocent people.
● The unjust way the natzi’s treated people will forever be remembered as Unjust and nothing less.
https://www.britannica.com/event/Holocaust
What happened after the holocaust?

● Many were left inable after the holocaust ended. Many where traumatized and confused.
Millions where left as refugees.
● Many where left in a state of poverty and poor health. Most where refusing to return to thier
homes in Europe.
● Due to people refusing to return home, many migrated to the land of the free. (the U.S)
meaning, that many Jews now exist in the U.S because of the holocaust.
https://www.history.com/topics/world-war-ii/the-holocaust
Conclusion
● The holocaust was a heavily unjust racial squirmish in Natzi germany and drove
many out of thier homes.
● Not only where many types of people killed, but many were left in poverty and
poor health.
● Although all this happened so timely many survivors continued and where on the
scale slightly more successful than the average person.
● Looking at Germany today, no natzis are supported and many jews now exist in
america as a result.
References
https://www.history.com/topics/world-war-ii/the-holocaust

https://www.britannica.com/event/Holocaust

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