How were concentration camps similar to extermination camps in Nazi
Germany?
A. Both served as prisons for people the Nazis saw as dangerous or
inferior.
prison.
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C. Both served as independent Jewish communities before being
captured by the Nazis.
D. Both were constructed to efficiently execute as many prisoners as
possible.

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