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Calling victims by words like disease or pests was connected with what purpose?

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Correct answer: Making violence easier by dehumanising them

Correct answer: A, making violence easier by dehumanising victims. Language affects how people imagine a group. If victims are repeatedly described as diseases, pests or dangerous contaminants, listeners may stop seeing them as individual human beings with families, feelings and rights. This weakens sympathy and can make exclusion, imprisonment, deportation or killing appear like a form of cleaning or protection. A is correct because such language prepared or justified cruelty by removing human dignity. B is wrong because legal protection would defend rights, while this vocabulary marked people as targets. C is wrong because insulting comparisons do not honour anyone. D is wrong because citizenship grants political belonging, whereas dehumanising language helped remove belonging and rights. Memory cue: comparing people to pests turns persecution into apparently ‘necessary removal’; that is the danger of dehumanising language.

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Dehumanising LanguagePropagandaViolenceNazi PersecutionOrdinary People And The Crimes Against HumanityNazism And The Rise Of HitlerHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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