Question

in what ways did germany change under the third reich? check all that apply.
□ propaganda was used to influence public opinion.
□ secret police enforced nazi rule.
□ german officials promoted equality for jewish citizens.
□ german children were required to join the hitler youth.
□ citizens accused of crimes had new rights, including the right to a trial by jury.
□ the government controlled newspapers and other publications.

Explanation:

• "Propaganda was used to influence public opinion": The Nazi regime heavily used propaganda (via media, rallies, etc.) to shape public opinion in favor of their ideology.
• "Secret police enforced Nazi rule": The Gestapo (secret police) was used to suppress opposition and enforce Nazi policies.
• "German officials promoted equality for Jewish citizens": Nazis implemented anti - Semitic policies, so this is false.
• "German children were required to join the Hitler Youth": The Hitler Youth was a mandatory organization for German children to indoctrinate them with Nazi ideology.
• "Citizens accused of crimes had new rights, including the right to a trial by jury": The Nazi regime undermined judicial independence, and citizens (especially those opposing the regime) did not have such rights.
• "The government controlled newspapers and other publications": The Nazi government censored and controlled media to spread their propaganda and suppress dissenting views.

Answer:

• Propaganda was used to influence public opinion.
• Secret police enforced Nazi rule.
• German children were required to join the Hitler Youth.
• The government controlled newspapers and other publications.