In Nazi Germany, doctors were given special measuring tools to check the distance between a person’s eyes and to check the width of their nose. This was used to determine whether the person was of a race that Nazis considered ‘inferior.’ What figure in criminal anthropology did the Nazis MOST likely take this practice from?

3. what was nat turner's final signal that the time to rebel had come? a. a law was passed b. a song was song c. a solar eclipse d. an animal he saw e. a man he met 4. how many white men died during turner's rebellion? a. 7 e. 55 b. 10 5. what happened to nat turner? a. his rebellion released the slaves from slavery b. he was hung c. new laws were passed freeing slaves d. he was given a position in congress e. he became governor of kansas