Question

Before they passed laws and took other actions against Jews, the Nazis used propaganda [information intended to influence

people to support a cause] to create an atmosphere that supported violence against Jews, particularly in 1935.... and in 1938....
Propaganda also encouraged Germans to accept future actions against Jews, as these actions appeared to show the Nazi
government as stepping in and "restoring order."
The information described in the text contributed to which of the following events?
OA. the Great Depression
OB. Reunification
OC. the Holocaust
OD. World War II
-adapted from "Nazi Propaganda"

Answer 1

The information described in the text contributed to the c. Holocaust by creating an atmosphere that supported violence against Jews and persuading Germans to accept future actions against the Jewish population.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Nazis used propaganda to create an atmosphere that supported violence against Jews and encouraged Germans to accept future actions against them. The constant drumbeat in media convinced Germans that Jewish people were a problem, like vermin, and eliminating them would make for a better Germany and world. This propaganda laid the groundwork for the systematic persecution, discrimination, and ultimately, the genocide of six million Jews during the Holocaust. The information described in the text contributed to the Holocaust.