Option: B. Passed laws that made anti-Semitic acts illegal
Explanation:
The United States and the other countries before World War II could have passed laws and regulation that made anti-Semitic illegal. Nazi Germany grew into power in the 1930s before the starting of World War II. They regulated policies and issued laws that identified peoples that they considered being outsiders and foes of Germany. The worst suffered from the WW II were the Jews who were gassed and put into concentration camps.
