regarding early reports of the holocaust during world war ii, the immediate response
by president roosevelt and the united states government was
a. to focus on winning the war as quickly as possible.
b. to allow greater numbers of refugees into the united states.
c. to notify the public of the reports of german actions against the jews.
d. to begin taking steps to invade concentration camps to free those held there.

newspapers in the united states reported nazi atrocities against european jews as early
as 1942. which response describes the reaction of the general public to these reports?
a. suggestions for covert operations against concentration camps
b. support for economic sanctions against germany
c. demand for immediate military action in europe
d. denial that such reports could be true

based on the information in the excerpt,. how did the united states react to the events of the holocaust?
a. brought nazi leaders to military tribunals in germany
b. passed new laws in the united nations to prevent future wars
c. held public hearing in congress to ratify the geneva conventions
d. joined other nations in holding nazi leaders accountable for their actions