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During his rise to power, Hitler blamed the Jews for Germany's economic woes. This is an example of |
| A. | personal discrimination. |
| B. | social stereotypes. |
| C. | symbolic prejudice. |
| D. | scapegoating. |
| Answer» D. scapegoating. | |
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Yetunde James
2 years ago
It's an example of scapegoating, a lot of answers here are wrong and its ends up confusing people.Consider why Jews in the Weimar Republic were made into scapegoats for Germany's economic crisis and hyperinflation.
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Who did Hitler blame for Germany's economic problems?
Adolf Hitler rapidly gained political power in Germany because he gave the Germans someone to blame for their many financial problems: the Jews.
Hitler gave the Germans an object to direct their aggression on "the jews" if we are dealing with social psychology, I belief the most appropriate answer shoUldale be scapegoating rather than personal discrimination.
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Who did Hitler blame for Germany's economic problems?
Adolf Hitler rapidly gained political power in Germany because he gave the Germans someone to blame for their many financial problems: the Jews.
Hitler gave the Germans an object to direct their aggression on "the jews" if we are dealing with social psychology, I belief the most appropriate answer shoUldale be scapegoating rather than personal discrimination.
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