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What happened to Jewish homes once their occupants were moved into the ghetto? A. They were burned to protect the other citizens. B. Non-Jewish citizens were allowed to move in. C. The Nazis put signs
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What happened to Jewish homes once their occupants were moved into the ghetto?

A. They were burned to protect the other citizens.
B. Non-Jewish citizens were allowed to move in.
C. The Nazis put signs on them warning all to stay away.
D. They were locked tight to protect them during the absence.

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Answer: Pretty sure it's A

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