Which statement reflects Hamilton’s description of the new approach to education established in Nazi Germany?
A) German girls were given military training and enforced service in labor camps.
B) Developing physical strength was more important to the Nazis than academic study.
C) The Nazis combined a program that included rigorous class work and physical training.
D) Universities became one of the few places where Jews could remain employed in Germany.
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answer is b
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Developing physical strength was more important to the Nazis than academic study.
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- The Nazis' anti-Jewish convictions were separated into all parts of life in the Third Reich. This drawing was made by a little youngster, Gerda Nabe, in one of her school.
- Hitler presented another instructive strategy in Germany to teach the youthful personalities about the Nazi way of thinking.
- It meant to prune and cleanse the schools by
- tossing out educators who contradicted the Nazi perspectives and
- isolating the 'bothersome' or Jewish kids from the Nordic Germans.
- all the books were re-written.Aryan young men were believed to be stonehearted.
- they were thought to not to play, sit, concentrate with other cast youngsters.
- new subjects were acquainted with them.
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