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The glorification of war and expansion in Nazi thought was linked with which idea?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Lebensraum and the idea of a strong nation

Nazi ideology praised war because it treated conflict as a means of building a powerful and racially defined nation. The related idea of Lebensraum claimed that Germany required more territory, particularly in Eastern Europe, and that this territory could be obtained through conquest. A strong state, military preparedness, racial hierarchy, and territorial expansion were therefore presented as connected goals. Option B is correct because it combines the demand for living space with the ideal of national strength. Disarmament, democratic peace, and equal sovereignty in options A, C, and D belong to principles that oppose militaristic expansion and were not foundations of Nazi foreign policy.

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War IdeologyLebensraumMilitarismNazi WorldviewThe Nazi WorldviewNazism And The Rise Of HitlerHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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Lebensraum and the idea of a strong nation

Why is this the correct answer?

Nazi ideology praised war because it treated conflict as a means of building a powerful and racially defined nation. The related idea of Lebensraum claimed that Germany required more territory, particularly in Eastern Europe, and that this territory could be obtained through conquest. A strong state, military preparedness, racial hierarchy, and territorial expansion were therefore presented as connected goals. Option B is correct because it combines the demand for living space with the ideal of national strength. Disarmament, democratic peace, and equal sovereignty in options A, C, and D belong to principles that oppose militaristic expansion and were not foundations of Nazi foreign policy.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

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

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