Question

in 1935, the german government passed the nuremberg laws to force jewish people to leave germany. place jewish citizens into ghettos. remove the rights of jewish people. move jewish people into concentration camps.

Explanation:

The Nuremberg Laws in 1935 were anti - Semitic laws in Nazi Germany that stripped Jewish people of their rights, such as German citizenship and other civil rights. They did not directly force Jews to leave Germany, place them in ghettos or concentration camps as their primary function.

Answer:

remove the rights of Jewish people