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American Democracy

Death Camps, also, American Democracy. . , Death Camps , In its first years, the Nazi regime "Aryanized" Jewish property, forcibly transferring it to non-Jewish ownership. In later years, authorities seized Jewish property at will throughout Germany's occupied territories., Ultimately, in 1941, the Nazi's arrived at their 'Final Solution to the Jewish problem', which called for the annihilation of every Jewish man, woman, and child. All Jews were to be killed , not as a matter of guilt or innocence, but rather as one of state policy. Being Jewish became a capital offense; six death camps were established with the purpose of mass murder, which the Nazis termed "extermination.", American Democracy , The Constitution created three branches of government, each of which is able to check and balance the others., The Legislative branch, composed of the House of Representatives and the Senate, makes the law. The Executive branch executes the law and is composed of the President, the Vice President, and their executive appointees. The Judicial branch interprets the law and is composed of the Supreme Court and lower federal courts., The Bill of Rights, the Constitution's first ten amendments, restrains the power of the government, protecting citizens' most essential freedoms.