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How would clapping at public violence in Nazi society be read historically?

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Correct answer: As active social approval

The direct answer is A: active social approval. Clapping at public violence is not neutral silence. It shows that some members of society welcomed, encouraged, or accepted the violence. Such reactions gave persecution social legitimacy and could make victims feel isolated while reassuring perpetrators. A is correct because applause communicates approval. B is wrong: complete resistance would involve protesting, refusing cooperation, or protecting victims. C is wrong because applause supports the attackers rather than the victims. D is wrong because judicial reform means changing courts or laws fairly, not celebrating violence. The reasoning is: public violence plus applause equals visible approval, and visible approval helps normalize cruelty. Exam cue: distinguish passive silence from active support.

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