Document C "The Versailles settlement was seen as a means by which Germany's enemies aimed to keep the Reich prostrate forever and had to be overturned not merely to restore the status quo ante, but to allow Germany to expand and seize the living space" that it allegedly needed in the east. And violence was viewed as the means by which to achieve a Third Reich and a German-dominated Europe-by smashing the democratic Weimar "system,' destroying Marxism, solving the Jewish question, breaking the "chains of Versailles," and building up the armed forces so that Germany again could go to war." --From Nazism and War by historian Richard Bessel 1. According to Document B, the Nazis persecuted the Jews , because a . Most Germans hated them b. They wanted to keep attention from other problems C. They had already achieved their other goals d. Their opponents were all Jews 2. According to Document C, the Nazis' main goal was to a. Dominate Europe b. Get revenge for the Treaty of Versailles Stop communism d. End democracy