Question

by 1938, jewish people in nazi germany were not allowed to work in the government or carry identification. live near other jewish people. attend synagogues. attend schools and colleges.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option based on Nazi Germany's anti - Jewish policies by 1938:

• Option 1: Jewish people were required to carry special identification (like the yellow star later, but even before, they had identification requirements, so this is incorrect).
• Option 2: There was no policy against Jewish people living near other Jewish people; in fact, ghettos were later established but not in 1938 as a ban on living near other Jews, so this is incorrect.
• Option 3: Jewish people were not banned from attending synagogues; the main restrictions were on social, educational, and professional aspects, so this is incorrect.
• Option 4: By 1938, Nazi policies increasingly excluded Jewish people from the educational system, and they were not allowed to attend schools and colleges.

Answer:

D. attend schools and colleges