Question 161 of 300 · General section
What characterized the Nazi state? A policy ...
Correct answer
of state racism
All answer options
- 1of state racismCorrect
- 2freedom of expression
- 3the general freedom of religion
- 4the development of democracy
Why is this answer correct?
The Nazi state practised state racism: the Nuremberg Laws of 1935 turned racial ideology into binding law and led through disenfranchisement and persecution to the Holocaust. Freedom of expression and of religion had been abolished.
Facts about this question
- Question number
- 161 of 460
- Section
- General section (questions 1–300)
- Success rate
- 85% answer it correctly
- Source
- Official BAMF question catalogue
This question is reproduced unchanged from the official question catalogue of the German Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF). The real Einbürgerungstest draws 33 questions from this set; 17 correct answers are needed to pass.
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