Question

in 1935, the german government passed laws stating that jewish people were required to move to rural areas. forced to divorce aryan spouses. deprived of the right to vote. forced to use
on - jewish\ names.

Explanation:

In 1935, the Nuremberg Laws in Germany began to systematically strip Jews of their rights. One of the consequences was that Jews were deprived of the right to vote, which was part of the process of disenfranchising and marginalizing them. There is no historical evidence for the other claims in the options. Jews were not generally required to move to rural areas, forced to use "non - Jewish" names, or forced to divorce Aryan spouses as a direct result of the 1935 laws (though later more extreme measures were taken).

Answer:

deprived of the right to vote