How did the lithuanians respond to the invasion?
1. they resisted nazi occupation violently.
2. they attempted to avoid violence.
3. they cooperated with the nazis to preserve their own lives.
4. they eagerly cooperated with the nazis, eliminating most of the jewish population within just a few months.
5. lithuania was not invaded.

The correct answer is number 4) They eagerly cooperated with the Nazis, eliminating most of the Jewish.

Lithuanians responded to the invasion of Germany in that They eagerly cooperated with the Nazis, eliminating most of the Jewish.

The German Army invaded Lithuania in June 1941. Lithuanians cooperated with the Nazi and violently attacked Jews during the invasion. In June and July 1941, Germans and Lithuanians killed Jews that lived in Lithuania. One month later, in August, most of the Jews in the country had been killed. The Jews that survived were sent to overcrowded camps and ghettos such as Kolvo and Vilna, where they lived in unhealthy conditions.

overview. prohibition was a nationwide ban on the sale and import of alcoholic beverages that lasted from 1920 to 1933. prohibition led directly to the rise of organized crime. the twenty-first amendment, ratified in december 1933, repealed prohibition.