Key Words

Question 0

Immunity

Answer 0

Protection or exemption from something, especially an obligation or penalty

Question 1

Impunity

Answer 1

Exemption from punishment or freedom from the injurious consequences

Question 2

Forced transformation

Answer 2

Such as forced religious conversion: destroying a group’s essential and defining political, social or cultural identities

Question 3

Extreme repression

Answer 3

Reducing, with violence or its threat, a group’s ability to inflict real or imagined harm upon others; cannot form political organisations, censorship

Question 4

Expulsion

Answer 4

Often called deportation: removing people more thoroughly, by driving them beyond a country’s borders, or from one region of a country to another, by forcing them into concentration camps

Question 6

Extermination

Answer 6

The final eliminationist act as it is not interim of piecemeal

Question 7

Upstanding

Answer 7

Principles, honest, respectable, part of the community

Question 8

Galvanise

Answer 8

Shock or excite someone into taking action

Question 9

Prevention of reproduction

Answer 9

Diminishing a group’s normal biological reproduction by preventing its members from becoming pregnant or giving birth, or by systematically raping the women so they bear children not “purely” of their group