The term "holocaust" is best defined as
a. the total elimination of a population
b. the destruction of life on a massive scale
c. the destruction of a nation's jewish population
d. mass murder motivated by religious differences

The answer is B.the destruction of life on a massive scale

c. the destruction of a nation's Jewish population

Explanation:

Holocaust was a systematic extermination of Jews in all German-dominated regions of Europe in Nazi concentration camps by Adolf Hitler during World War II (1939-1945).

Jewish hatred, or anti-Semitism, in Europe has its origins in the Middle Ages, but in Germany anti-Semitic discourse gained momentum from the nineteenth century. With the end of World War I and the economic crisis in the Weimar Republic (1918-1933), the political speech of the Austrian Adolf Hitler, leader of Nazism, gained ground from the 1920s.

Once in power, Hitler used every possible tool to prosecute Jews: from the indoctrination of young Germans to the creation of forced labor camps and the performance of pogroms - violent acts concentrated against a group.

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