Making Hitler Youth the only legal youth organisation shows which tendency of Nazi rule?

Organisational monopoly

Making the Hitler Youth the only legal youth organisation demonstrates the Nazi tendency to eliminate independent associations and establish an organisational monopoly. In a pluralist society, different youth groups can exist and individuals may choose whether to join them. Nazi rule instead dissolved or absorbed alternative organisations and required young people to participate in structures controlled by the regime. This reduced spaces for independent thinking and made propaganda, discipline, and loyalty easier to enforce. Option B is correct because it describes exclusive control over youth organisation. Pluralism means the opposite, while religious neutrality and parliamentary accountability do not explain the suppression of independent youth groups.

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Nazism and the Rise of Hitler. Topic: Youth in Nazi Germany.