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What type of step was denying citizenship to Jews?

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Correct answer: Racial and legal discrimination

The direct answer is A: racial and legal discrimination. Citizenship is a legal status connected with rights, protection, and participation in a state. When Nazi laws denied Jews citizenship, the state formally removed equal legal membership and made discrimination part of law. The fact chain is: racial ideology labelled Jews as outsiders; legislation translated that prejudice into official rules; loss of citizenship weakened rights and enabled further exclusion, persecution, and violence. Option A is correct because the measure was racial in its target and legal in its method. Option B is wrong because citizenship denial has nothing to do with choosing athletes. Option C is wrong because it is not a travel or tourism programme. Option D is wrong because it is unrelated to music competitions. This example teaches that discrimination can be carried out not only through insults or violence but also through official documents and laws. Such laws are unjust even when written in legal form. Memory cue: removing citizenship because of racial identity is legalised racial discrimination.

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Citizenship-Legal-DiscriminationNazism And The Rise Of HitlerHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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