3. How were the German Jewish people first exposed to the Nazis' anti-Jewish sentiment?
(A) The Nazis forced Jewish people out of their places in German society.
(B) The Nazis spread pamphlets that spoke about the evils of the Jewish people.
(C) The Nazis filled concentration camps with political prisoners who supported the Jews
(D) The Nazis got rid of laws that protected Jewish people in German society.

The German Jewish people were first exposed to the Nazis' anti-Jewish sentiment:

(B) The Nazis spread pamphlets that spoke about the evils of the Jewish people.

Explanation:

First of all, the antisemitism the NAZI party of Germany performed against the German Jewish people started as a movement before it became a law or they had the power to take their rights off. In the first moments, propaganda strategies were implemented to release their ideas and then they performed conferences, speeches, and talks about them to convince the german to commit the proposed actions against Jewish germans.

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