Nazi leaders inspire young people in different ways.
Explanation:
After the Nazis came to power in 1933, they passed new laws related to public education. Nationalist and racial ideologies were some of the thing taught in schools. The regime made a special effort to reach young people. All youths between the ages of ten and eighteen were required to join the Hitler Youth. The Nazi schools known for their strict rules and no place for weaklings. The Nazi draws a difference between girls and boys, indicating girls for their naturally weak, and boys for natural strength. The Nazi program had stereotypical ideas about girls and boys as they believed girls to be breeders and boys to become soldiers. Co-educational schools were prohibited.
a. They violated the constitutional guarantee of a free press. Many argued that the Sedition laws violated the 1st Amendment, which protects freedom of speech and press.
