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The Nuremburg Laws defined who was considered a Jew - to simplify it, if 3 or more of your grandparents were pure blooded Jews, you were considered a Jew. The laws also covered all the possiblities, like if 3 of your grandparents were half-blooded Jews and the 4th was unknown or the 4th was christian.
They prohibited marriage between a Jew and a non-Jew.
They prohibited sexual intercourse between a Jew and a non-Jew
Jews were not considered to be German citizens (they were called "German nationals" as opposed to being "German citizens".
Jews were not permitted to employ female non-Jews younger than 45 years old as domestic employees (maids, cooks, etc)
Jews were prohibited from displaying the Nazi flag and the German flag.
Jewish women were required to adopt "Sara" as their middle name and Jewish men were required to adopt "Israel" as their middle name.
Passports issued to Jews were valid for travel away from Germany but were not valid to return to Germany (which was a blessing in disquise) - "passport" during the Deutschereich weren't just for international travel the way that modern passports are - everyone within Germany was required to have his/her passport with them at all times and needed to show their passports to ride trains.
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What were nuremburg laws?
The Nuremburg Laws were laws that prohibited Jew's to have any relationship or marry German's
When was the nuremburg laws passed?
The Nuremberg Laws were passed in 1935.
When where the Nuremburg laws created?
beginning in 1935
Where did the nuremburg laws take place?
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Which nation were the Nuremberg laws passed in?
Here's a hint: Nuremburg is a city in Germany.
What group living inside of Germany was the target of the nuremburg laws?
JEWS
What statements about the Nuremburg Laws are true?
they were designed to segregate the Jews in German society.
In which nation were Nuremberg laws passed?
Here's a hint: Nuremburg is a city in Germany.
What year were the Nuremberg laws introduced?
The Nuremburg laws were passed in 1935 in Germany.
What are the nuremburg racelaws?
It was a killing Nazi General by Judgement and Hang neck at Nuremburg
What is the purpose of Congress?
The purpose of Congress is to make laws.
Is the purpose of the judicial branch to make laws?
No, the purpose of the Legislative Branch is to make laws. The purpose of the Judicial Branch is to interpret and apply the law.
