Nuremberg Laws

When were the Nuremberg Laws enacted?

• 1933
• 1935
• 1938
• 1941

Which of the following was NOT one of the Nuremberg Laws?

• Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor
• Reich Citizenship Law
• Law for the Protection of Youth
• Law for the Protection of Hereditary Health

What did the Reich Citizenship Law state?

• Jews were full citizens of Germany
• Jews were subjects of the state
• Jews were foreigners
• Jews were honorary citizens

Which law prohibited marriages between Jews and non-Jews?

• Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor
• Reich Citizenship Law
• Law for the Protection of Youth
• Law for the Protection of Hereditary Health

Which of the following was a consequence of the Nuremberg Laws?

• Jews could vote in elections
• Jews were forced to wear yellow stars
• Jews could freely practice their religion
• Jews could join the German army

How were Jews defined according to the Nuremberg Laws?

• By religious beliefs
• By ancestry
• By place of residence
• By language spoken

Which group was also targeted by the Nuremberg Laws besides Jews?

• Communists
• Romani people
• Jehovah's Witnesses
• Homosexuals

What was the main purpose of the Nuremberg Laws?

• Economic reform
• Military expansion
• Racial purity
• Religious freedom

Which of the following was NOT a restriction imposed on Jews due to the Nuremberg Laws?

• Banned from public parks
• Could not own pets
• Could not attend public schools
• Could not own businesses

Who announced the Nuremberg Laws?

• Heinrich Himmler
• Joseph Goebbels
• Adolf Hitler
• Hermann Göring