Which of the following factors was a major cause of the genocide committed by the Nazis against Jewish people?

A. Jewish political leaders demanded that Germany seek revenge for the Treaty of Versailles.

B. Nazis believed that German Jews were superior to non-German Jews.

C. Jewish nationalists had launched a revolution and captured German territory.

D. Nazi propaganda dehumanized Jews by comparing them to animals.

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Teagan Nguyen

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23 May, 13:13

Which of the following factors was a major cause of the genocide committed by the Nazis against Jewish people?

A. Jewish political leaders demanded that Germany seek revenge for the Treaty of Versailles.

B. Nazis believed that German Jews were superior to non-German Jews.

C. Jewish nationalists had launched a revolution and captured German territory.

D. Nazi propaganda dehumanized Jews by comparing them to animals.

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Clare King · Answer 1

The correct answer would be (D) Nazi propaganda dehumanized Jews by comparing them to animals. The Nazis practice Eugenics which is the process of taking bad genes out of the gene pool to create a better human race. This is normally done through sterilization or genocide.