Question

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how did the nazis limit the rights of jews living in german - occupied countries?
a. by sending jews to schools that converted them to nazism
b. by allowing jews to move away to unoccupied countries
c. by forcing jews to pay extra for food and supplies
d. by taking away jews right to practice their religion

Explanation:

The Nazis implemented various discriminatory policies. Forcing Jews to pay extra for food and supplies was a way to economically oppress them and limit their resources. Sending Jews to schools to convert them to Nazism (A) is not a main way they limited rights. Allowing Jews to move (B) is contrary to Nazi actions as they aimed to persecute not let them leave easily. While they restricted Jews in many ways, taking away the right to practice religion (D) was not the main economic - based right - limiting action in the context of general resource access. Forcing extra payments (C) was a direct economic limitation.

Answer:

C. By forcing Jews to pay extra for food and supplies