Question

the 1935 nuremberg laws impacted jewish people in germany by
permitting jewish people to holding government jobs.
prohibiting jewish people from marrying non - jewish germans.
permitting jewish doctors to treating jewish people.
prohibiting jewish people from forming jewish - only schools.

Explanation:

The 1935 Nuremberg Laws included the Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor, which explicitly banned marriage and sexual relations between Jewish people and non-Jewish Germans. The other options are incorrect: the laws barred Jewish people from government jobs, restricted Jewish doctors from treating non-Jewish patients (not only permitting them to treat Jewish people), and did not prohibit Jewish-only schools (in fact, Jewish schools were later segregated but not banned from formation).

Answer:

B. prohibiting Jewish people from marrying non-Jewish Germans.