The Nuremberg Laws of 1935
A. codified the process of collectivization.
B. sought to create racial homogeneity of Nazi Germany by expelling all Asians.
C. institutionalized an annual kristallnacht celebration at the end of June.
D. deprived German Jews of citizenship and legal rights.
E. marked the Nazi renunciation of all anti-Semitic policies in Germany.
Answer: D
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A) enjoyed many freedoms. B) were barred from the study and teaching of the law. C) excelled in scholarship. D) were the authority within the family. E) had free access to the mosques.
What did the Know-Nothing Party argue?
A) Free blacks should be offered equal opportunities as whites. B) Slavery should be extended to all territories. C) The U.S. should be rid of immigrant and Catholic political influence. D) Free blacks and immigrants should be encouraged to settle in the North. E) The South should secede from the Union where it would be free to determine the fate of slavery on its own.
The Mormon Church was organized along ____________________ lines
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Which of the following best describes the willingness of men and women to serve in the United States military during World War II?
A. Millions volunteered to fight, contributing to the largest and most diverse fighting force in history. B. Most were reluctant to join and had to be forced through the draft. C. Only white males were eager to enlist. D. Minorities, such as Japanese Americans and African Americans, refused to volunteer because of the discrimination they suffered.