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History Life in the Warsaw Ghetto
Kayla Dowling and Kalia Johnson
1.)
a) They had to wear the patch in the ghetto to humiliate them and enabled them to identification of Jews easily. b) Ruth felt anger , sadness and humiliation. Ruth felt humilited because she felt ostracized and alone. However Bilha had completely different view she felt proud to be Jewish and nobody could take that away from her.
2.)
a) Hassia Ben -They were thrown out with nothing had to leave there house. they kept being urged to move faster and faster they had to go by foot
Zehava Zuckerman - she carried a little bundle and had to walk for a long time to get to the ghetto

7.) a) The children in the ghetto were forced to work because sometimes the parents couldn’t get a job or their parents had a job but the money wasn’t sufficient enough. b) This made them feel unwanted and uncared for. They worked for sixteen hours and only got a small portion of food.
8.)
a) He wanted to fly an airplane because it wanted to escape what was going on around him. b) Imagination allowed them to escape from the world outside it allowed them to be able to be free for just a little while; A place outside the walls of the ghettos. c) Both teenage boys choose this topic because it allowed them to escape from the world outside of them.
9.)
a) It was important for Yitzkhok to study so that he could have a future; he understands that having the opportunity is one that you must not pass up. b) The kept running the schools to deify the Nazis and Hitler. To show them that you may stop us from living they way we use to but you cannot stop us from

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