Nuremberg Laws

Which of the following is an example of an event that led to the extermination of the Jews

• Jewish people were required to display the Star of David on all businesses

• Jewish people were charged higher taxes than non-Jewish Germans

• Jewish people were not allowed to own vehicles

• Jewish people were only allowed to worship their God once a week

What did Jewish people have to wear to identify themselves under the Nuremberg Laws?

• Red armbands

• Green scarves

• Blue hats

• Golden Stars of David

Order of events in Hitler’s campaign against the Jews?

• Nuremberg Laws issued, persecution begins, concentration camps created, death camps created,

• Nuremberg Laws issued, concentration camps created, death camps created, persecution begins

• death camps created, persecution begins, Nuremberg Laws issued, concentration camps created,

• persecution begins, Nuremberg Laws issued, death camps created, , concentration camps created,

Answer explanation

#63 - Order of events in Hitler’s campaign against the Jews -

Nuremberg Laws issued, persecution begins, concentration camps created, death camps created

What were the Nuremberg Laws?

• A set of laws that granted equal rights to all citizens in Germany

• Laws that restricted the rights of Jewish people in Nazi Germany

• Laws that promoted economic growth in Germany

• Laws that established the German constitution

In what year were the Nuremberg Laws enacted?

• 1933

• 1935

• 1939

• 1941

Which of the following was a key component of the Nuremberg Laws?

• Prohibition of Jewish people from owning businesses

• Requirement for Jewish people to wear yellow stars

• Revocation of German citizenship for Jewish people

• Mandatory relocation of Jewish people to ghettos

What was the primary purpose of the Nuremberg Laws?

• To promote German culture

• To isolate and disenfranchise Jewish people

• To improve the German economy

• To establish a new legal system

Which group of people was primarily targeted by the Nuremberg Laws?

• Communists

• Jewish people

• Political dissidents

• Foreign nationals

How did the Nuremberg Laws affect marriages in Germany?

• They encouraged marriages between Jewish and non-Jewish people

• They prohibited marriages between Jewish and non-Jewish people

• They required government approval for all marriages

• They had no effect on marriages

What was the impact of the Nuremberg Laws on Jewish people's citizenship status?

• They were granted full citizenship

• Their citizenship was revoked

• They were given limited citizenship rights

• Their citizenship status remained unchanged