| A | B |
|---|
| Solidarity | the name of the Communist party in Poland. |
| the Holocaust | The Nazi slaughter of millions of civilians during World War II is called |
| Monoethnicity | the existence of a single ethnic group in a given region. |
| ghetto | an area of a city where a minority is forced to live. |
| North European Plain | covers most of Poland. |
| Poland | has varied natural resources. |
| Since World War II | Poland has become a nation composed of one ethnic group. |
| Communists | fell from power in Poland because they lacked popular support. |
| Polish people | have always maintained their national identity |
| Holocaust | a word for a fire that burns something completely. |
| The Nazi regime of Germany | sealed off the Jewish within Polish cities after occupying Poland. |
| fertile | Much of Poland’s soil. |
| Southern Poland | holdslarge deposits of coal & sulfur & copper. |
| In 1933 | Poland had the largest Jewish population in Europe numbering over three million. |
| By 1950 | the Jewish population of Poland was reduced to about 45 |
| Germans | fled Poland when the Soviets expanded Poland’s western border. |
| Solidarity | had widespread support in Poland. |
| In 1989 | public opinion forced free elections in Poland and Communists did not win a majority of the votes. |
