History of Anti-Semitism and the Holocaust — Unit test

Question 15 • FL-2100010-M/J United States History A-CR

How did life in Germany change after Adolf Hitler came to power?

Answer

The Nazis passed antisemitic laws that placed unfair restrictions on Jewish citizens.

The economy collapsed after many Jewish-owned businesses were shut down.

Many German citizens protested the new antisemitic policies and propaganda.

Many medical clinics closed, making it difficult for Germans to get medical care.

Explanation

After Hitler came to power, the Nazi government introduced antisemitic laws that stripped Jewish people of rights and imposed unfair restrictions on their lives. For example, the Nuremberg Laws of 1935 took away Jewish people’s German citizenship and prohibited marriage between Jews and non-Jews. The choice about widespread protests does not describe the general response, and the other choices do not identify the central change asked about.

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