Question

question 6
4 pts
what impact did the nuremberg laws have on jewish people in germany?
the laws led to an immediate, nationwide jewish political uprising that successfully overturned the legislation and gained support from the german supreme court.
the nuremberg laws had a devastating impact on jews in germany. jews could no longer hold government positions and professional jobs. also, jews were forbidden to join the armed forces of germany.
the nuremberg laws had a huge impact on jewish people in germany. jews lost basic civil rights, jews could not marry non-jews, and jews lost their citizenship.
b and c

Explanation:

The Nuremberg Laws (1935) stripped German Jews of citizenship, revoked basic civil rights, banned intermarriage between Jews and non-Jews, and barred them from government, professional roles, and the armed forces. Option A is false as there was no successful nationwide uprising overturning the laws. Options B and C both describe valid, direct impacts of the Nuremberg Laws.

Answer:

D. B and C