Boycott of Jewish shops was part of which policy?
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Correct answer: Economic and social exclusion
The Nazi regime promoted boycotts of Jewish shops to isolate Jews from economic and social life. This directly damaged their businesses, income and position in society. A policy of equality would instead protect equal rights for all citizens. Exam tip: identify Nazi anti-Jewish measures as forms of economic, social and legal exclusion.
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Economic and social exclusion
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The Nazi regime promoted boycotts of Jewish shops to isolate Jews from economic and social life. This directly damaged their businesses, income and position in society. A policy of equality would instead protect equal rights for all citizens. Exam tip: identify Nazi anti-Jewish measures as forms of economic, social and legal exclusion.
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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Nazism and the Rise of Hitler. Topic: Nazism and the Rise of Hitler.
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