How did the Teutonic Knights who ruled parts of Germany in the 14th century set a pattern for future Jewish persecution?

a) They intermarried with Jews in order to dilute their ethnicity, thus setting a pattern for the Holocaust.

b) They prohibited Jews from settling in territory they controlled, thus setting a pattern for Jewish segregation.

c) They prohibited Jews from marrying non-Jews, thus setting a precedent for the future Nuremberg Laws.

d) They massacred Jews because they believed them to be ethnically inferior, thus setting a precedent for genocide.

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Allen Cohen

8 January, 00:34

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Pansy · Answer 1

I said the answer it D

Areli Petty · Answer 2

the correct answer is b