Question

why was hitlers mein kampf such an influential book?
it established anti-semitism as an accepted belief in the party.
it encouraged feelings of hope among the jewish community.
it persuaded german citizens to reject the nationalist movement.
it explained why anti-semitism was a hateful practice.

Explanation:

Mein Kampf outlined Hitler's core ideological framework for the Nazi Party, centering on anti-Semitism as a foundational, accepted belief system for the movement. The other options are incorrect: the book targeted Jewish people and did not give them hope, it promoted nationalist extremism rather than rejecting it, and it framed anti-Semitism as justified rather than a hateful practice.

Answer:

It established anti-Semitism as an accepted belief in the party.