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Which example from Nazi rule shows that law can be different from justice?

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Correct answer: Racial laws taking away Jewish rights

The direct answer is option B: racial laws that took away Jewish rights show that law can be different from justice. A law is a rule officially made or enforced by an authority, but justice asks whether that rule is fair, equal and respectful of human rights. Nazi racial laws could be issued through state institutions and therefore appear legally valid within the dictatorship, yet they discriminated against Jews and removed their citizenship and rights because of identity. Option A is wrong because equal voting rights would support equality and justice, not show their separation. Option B is correct because legal power was used to create unfair treatment; official legality did not make persecution morally right. Option C is wrong because protecting a free press normally helps people question injustice and is not an example of Nazi racial discrimination. Option D is wrong because honouring victims respects dignity rather than taking rights away. The important lesson is that citizens should judge laws by justice, human rights and equality, not merely by the fact that an authority announced them. Exam cue: “legal” describes official status; “just” describes fairness.

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