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Question 10 • MS U.S. History - SS3307 B-IC

In what way did anti-Semitism influence the Holocaust?

Answer

The growth of anti-Semitism in Germany led the Nazis to invade and conquer neighboring European nations.

Anti-Semitism in Germany led the Nazis to target groups such as Roma, socialists, and Jehovah’s Witnesses.

The growth of anti-Semitism in Germany following World War I led the Nazis to carry out the genocide of Jewish people.

Anti-Semitism led the Nazis to use euthanasia against children with disabilities and adults with blindness, epilepsy, and other conditions.

Explanation

The Nazis promoted long-standing anti-Semitic beliefs and blamed Jewish people for Germany’s problems, especially after World War I. Their anti-Semitism escalated into a deliberate campaign to persecute and murder Jewish people, culminating in the Holocaust. The other choices describe Nazi aggression or persecution of other groups, but do not state the central way anti-Semitism drove the Holocaust.

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