What was the use of Nazi symbols and flags?

In creating identity and unity

Nazi symbols, especially the swastika flag, uniforms, slogans, and party emblems, helped create a highly visible political identity. They made Nazi meetings and marches appear disciplined, united, and powerful. Repeated display of these symbols also supported propaganda by linking the party with national revival, loyalty, and obedience. Thus option A is correct: the symbols encouraged a sense of belonging and collective unity among followers while making the movement recognizable in public spaces. They did not directly stop voting, write agricultural reforms, or reduce school fees. Although symbols could influence political behaviour indirectly, their principal use in this context was to build identity, unity, and emotional support for the Nazi movement.

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Nazism and the Rise of Hitler. Topic: Hitler’s Rise to Power.