Why did Adolf Hitler adopt anti-Semitism as a German government policy in the early 1930s? А.
He thought the Jewish people had too much political power in the Reichstag.
B. He blamed the Jewish people for the economic and social problems in Germany.
C
He was afraid of the Zionist movement and thought that Jewish people wanted to make Germany a Jewish state.
D
He believed that Jewish people would soon be the majority in Germany and feared that German culture would be lost.
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B.

Explanation:

"Anti-semitism" is a form of prejudice against Jews. It is an age-old prejudice prevailing in society. Anti-semitism took its ugly turn during the Nazis in Germany when millions of Jews were killed.

In Nazi Germany, the army spread the myth that Germany did not lose the war because of the army but because of Jews, who betrayed their country. This myth extinguished hatred among German against Jews, resulting in the slaughter of millions of Jews.

Therefore, the correct answer is option B. Adolf Hitler blamed Jews for the prevailing problem in German, igniting hatred in the hearts of people.

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