In what ways did Germany change under the Third Reich? Check all that apply.Propaganda was used to influence public opinion.Secret police enforced Nazi rule.German officials promoted equality for Jewish citizens.German children were required to join the Hitler Youth.Citizens accused of crimes had new rights, including the right to a trial by jury.The government controlled newspapers and other publications.
Answer
A
Propaganda was used to influence public opinion.
B
Secret police enforced Nazi rule.
C
German officials promoted equality for Jewish citizens.
D
German children were required to join the Hitler Youth.
E
Citizens accused of crimes had new rights, including the right to a trial by jury.
F
The government controlled newspapers and other publications.
Explanation
The Nazi regime used propaganda to shape public opinion and relied on the secret police to intimidate and enforce its rule. German children were required to join the Hitler Youth, and the government controlled newspapers and other publications through censorship. The regime persecuted Jewish people rather than promoting equality, and it did not grant accused citizens new jury-trial rights.
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