Violence and destruction of Jewish businesses was deemed acceptable in pre-war Germany because the German people

could not lash out at the repressive government

had little to lose because of the depression

had no central government or law enforcement

wanted a scapegoat for economic problems

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23 October, 07:06

Violence and destruction of Jewish businesses was deemed acceptable in pre-war Germany because the German people

could not lash out at the repressive government

had little to lose because of the depression

had no central government or law enforcement

wanted a scapegoat for economic problems

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Violence and destruction of Jewish businesses was deemed acceptable in pre-war Germany because the German people D) Wanted a scapegoat for economic problems.

Violence and destruction of Jewish businesses was deemed acceptable in pre-war Germany because the German peoplecould not lash out at the repressive governmenthad little to lose because of the depressionhad no central government or law enforcementwanted a scapegoat for economic problems

Violence and destruction of Jewish businesses was deemed acceptable in pre-war Germany because the German people

could not lash out at the repressive government

had little to lose because of the depression

had no central government or law enforcement

wanted a scapegoat for economic problems