What did the nuremberg laws ilustrate about the naz view of the jewish people prior to the outbreak of world war li? people prior to the outbreak of world war ll?

The Nuremberg Laws were executed in order to respond to the Nazi's hate crimes after WWII.

Explanation:

During WWII Nazi soldiers executed heinous commands which were given by their commanding officer. Most or all of these have to do with genocide of a certain people just because they don't fit the Aryan ideas that Hitler was promoting. The Nuremberg Laws asked the question of who to punish, who get's sentenced in court. Is it the soldiers who obeyed commands or was it the C.O. who were giving those orders. They illustrate that in the Nazi regime, they believe that people are not worth living if they do not fit the blonde, hair, blue eyes, non Jewish standards of Hitler.

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Nazis blamed Jews for social, political, and economic conditions in Germany

Explanation: It was the correct answer on the test

what was the significance of the plessy vs ferguson ruling and jim crow laws

answer the impact. plessy v. ferguson allowed 'separate but equal, also known as segregation, to become law in the united states