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Studying ordinary people under Nazi rule leads us to which structural understanding of crimes?

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Correct answer: Crimes are made not only by one person's will but also by institutions, society and ideology

The study of ordinary people under Nazi rule shows that crimes against humanity are not created only by one powerful leader. They can grow when government institutions, police, courts, administrative systems, social groups and public ideas work together or accept harmful policies. Ideology can make discrimination and violence appear justified, while organised institutions can turn prejudice into official action. Thus, responsibility and causes must be examined structurally, not only through the intention of an individual.

Option A is correct because it includes the combined role of institutions, society and ideology. Nazi crimes required organisation, rules, cooperation and social acceptance; they were not random or purely natural events. Option B wrongly removes society, and option C wrongly denies organisation. Option D confuses human decisions and systems with natural occurrences. The key understanding is that a society’s structures and beliefs can enable crimes on a very large scale.

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Structural AnalysisInstitutionsIdeology

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