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How did the Nazi strategy of scapegoating control public dissatisfaction?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: By falsely blaming Jews and other minorities instead of the real causes of Germany’s problems

The Nazis diverted public anger over unemployment, economic hardship and Germany’s defeat by falsely blaming Jews and other minorities rather than addressing the real causes. This channelled dissatisfaction towards a vulnerable group and helped the regime gain support and control. Option B is the opposite of Nazi practice, since the regime suppressed free criticism. Exam tip: scapegoating means unfairly blaming a person or group for wider problems.

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NazismScapegoatingNazi PropagandaAntisemitismPublic DissatisfactionCrimes Against HumanityOrdinary People And The Crimes Against HumanityNazism And The Rise Of Hitler

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