List three ways the German government tried to isolate and persecute Jews between 1933-1938.

As the Nazis came into power in Germany, they started spreading the ideology of racial purity in the country.

Explanation:

After Hitler became the Chancellor of German, he started giving speeches in public about racial purity. The Nazis began spreading this doctrine in classroom, radio, and pamphlets. His ideology led the Germans to force out the Jews to move to concentration camps and Ghettos.

According to Nazis, Jews saw as parasitic and Germans as Aryans with pure-blood who make a nation prosper.

The Nazis issued Anti-Jewish policies to expel the Jews from society and strip them of their rights and property.