Which of the following behaviors was made illegal under Germany's Nuremberg Laws?

A. Jews leaving the country for any reason

B. Jews displaying any symbols of their religion

C. Jews marrying non-Jewish Germans

D. Jews owning property or businesses

The correct answer is C

The Nuremberg Laws were enacted by the Reichstag (German Parliament) in 1935, during the annual gathering of the Nazi Party in the city of Nuremberg. These racial and antisemitic laws were known as the Laws for the Protection of German Blood and German Honour and they outlawed the marriages and extramarital affairs between Jewish and German people and also stated that women under 45 could not be employed in Jewish dwellings. Also, only Germans could be recognized as Reich citizens and the rest would be registered as state subjects, without citizens rights.

C. Jews marrying non-Jewish Germans