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Why were youth taught obedience in Nazi education?

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Correct answer: To keep dictatorial rule strong

Obedience was taught because a dictatorship depends on people accepting the authority of the ruler and the state without questioning it. Nazi education and youth organisations encouraged loyalty, discipline, conformity, and submission to Nazi leadership. By influencing children early, the regime tried to create adults who would follow official orders and support its policies rather than demand debate, rights, or democratic accountability.

This purpose is the opposite of expanding democracy, holding free elections, or making the judiciary independent. Those institutions require questioning, participation, and limits on government power. Nazi education instead connected learning with political control and preparation for service to the regime. Therefore, the reason for teaching obedience was to keep dictatorial rule strong, making option A the correct choice.

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