9.3.2

Question 1

protest

Answer 1

A public expression of disapproval,
often in a big group, can be peaceful
or violent

Question 2

quakers

Answer 2

A Christians denomination who worship
in silence and are well known pacifists

Question 3

reconcillation

Answer 3

Restoring friendly relationships after a
war or conflict

Question 4

retaliation

Answer 4

Deliberately harming someone as a
response to them harming you

Question 5

self-defence

Answer 5

Protecting yourself or others from harm

Question 6

terrorism

Answer 6

Using violence in order to further a
political or religious message

Question 7

wmds

Answer 7

Weapons of mass destruction:
chemical, nuclear or biological
weapons

Question 8

genocide

Answer 8

the deliberate killing of a large number of
people from a particular nation or ethnic
group with the aim of destroying that nation
or group

Question 9

hester panim

Answer 9

The belief that God ‘hid his face’ during the
Holocaust because he could not interfere
with free will

Question 10

holocaust

Answer 10

Persecution of Jewish people and other
groups in Europe under the Nazi regime.

Question 11

persecution

Answer 11

hostility and ill-treatment, especially on the
basis of ethnicity, religion, or sexual
orientation or political beliefs.

Question 12

shoah

Answer 12

Another term for the Holocaust, primarily
used by the Jewish community, which means
calamity or catastrophe