Blaming vulnerable groups for social problems in the Nazi worldview led to which political result?

Acceptance of exclusion, repression and violence

Option A is correct because scapegoating converted social frustration into hostility against vulnerable communities and helped the regime present persecution as public protection. Nazi propaganda blamed Jews and other targeted groups for unemployment, political instability, military defeat and cultural change, even though these problems had complex causes. Repetition of such false explanations normalised exclusion and made discriminatory laws, arrests, forced removal and violence easier to accept. Options B, C and D are the opposite of the political result. Scapegoating reduced equal citizenship, endangered independent opposition and encouraged aggressive nationalism rather than international cooperation. The key chain is blame, dehumanisation, exclusion and state violence.

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Nazism and the Rise of Hitler. Topic: The Nazi Worldview.