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The use of insulting words for victims in Nazi language was part of which process?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Dehumanisation

The direct answer is C: dehumanisation. Dehumanisation means describing or treating people as if they are less than fully human. Nazi language used insulting labels to create distance between the majority and victims. Step by step: hateful words created a false image of victims; repetition made prejudice seem normal; once victims were denied human worth, violence and exclusion could be presented as acceptable. Option C is correct because insulting language was part of making victims seem inferior or non-human. Option A, democratisation, means increasing popular equality and participation, which is the opposite. Option B, civic equality, means equal citizenship, while Nazi language denied it. Option D, judicial freedom, concerns independent courts and has no connection with abusive labels. Memory cue: hateful labels can prepare the way for hateful actions; language can help make violence seem acceptable.

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Language-DehumanisationOrdinary People And The Crimes Against HumanityNazism And The Rise Of HitlerHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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