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Which feeling was not taught to children in Nazi schools?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Equality and tolerance

The direct answer is B: equality and tolerance. Nazi schools tried to build loyalty to Hitler, obedience to the Nazi state and hostility toward groups the regime labelled enemies, especially Jews. Such teaching was based on hierarchy, racial prejudice and exclusion, not on the equal dignity of all people. The reasoning is therefore: a Nazi school promoted leader worship, Nazi loyalty and racial hatred; the opposite value among the choices is equality and tolerance. Option A is not the answer because leader worship was encouraged through praise of Hitler and unquestioning obedience. Option B is correct because equality and tolerance contradict Nazi racism and persecution. Option C is not the answer because children were expected to show loyalty to the Nazi movement and state. Option D is not the answer because antisemitic teaching and racial hatred were central parts of Nazi propaganda. The wording asks which feeling was not taught, so choose the value that the regime rejected. Memory cue: Nazi education promoted obedience and hatred, not equality and tolerance.

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