Question

Why did Nazi Germany implement the Final Solution? A. Police refused to enforce the Nuremberg Laws. B. Jews were resisting the Nuremberg Laws. C. Elimination of the Jews was not moving quickly enough. D. Nazis feared that Allied forces would find out about the Holocaust.

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Answer 1

C. Elimination of the Jews was not moving quickly enough.

Step-by-step explanation:

The "final solution" was the Nazi strategy to put an end to the existence of Jews on all continents, through the holocaust. This idea was established because the Nuremberg laws, which established the legality of persecutions against Jews, failed to eliminate them quickly. In that case, the final solution would be to cause a mass extermination, through the holocaust.