How do some actions the Nazis took against Jewish people compare to historical antisemitism in Europe?

Pope Innocent III supported rules requiring Jews to wear distinctive clothing or identifying marks, and the Nazis later forced Jewish people to wear identifying badges, including the yellow Star of David. The details and purposes differed, but both actions publicly marked Jewish people as a distinct group. The other choices describe actions that do not match these historical comparisons.

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