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    noticed by the government. Second, The Laws of Manu was a political and legal document that formalized rules regarding caste relations. These laws express rules for the Indian society known as the Aryan people, located near India. Castes are similar to social classes. In castes, members were only supposed to interact with their caste. If this rule was broken, they was sentenced to death. In the document, we learn that women are expected to be “equaled in caste and married as virgins.” Women in this society were still not viewed in the social classes, as men were still the leaders. This is proven because in each caste, men led the society. The men also taught, studied, sacrificed himself, and others. Women were unable to do this because they were viewed as unimportant in society as seen in the document. In the textbook, the early Aryans educated women and daughters. Not only being educated, but women were encouraged to speak publicly. It can be inferred from the textbook and document that women may have had an early expected role of teaching parts of the society or even being a leader, until men were declared rulers. This is seen because of the early teachings of women being educated. Once men ruled, women were expected to be a good, caste, sacred wife; an expectation of the Aryan society for women. Lastly, The Laws of Exodus is the basic laws for Hebrews. The Hebrew society was located in the Eastern Mediterranean geographical part of the world. In the document, the…

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    Adolf Hitler Quotes

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    in the aryan race being superior to all other humans. This belief is what governed Hitler’s life, as soon as Hitler became Feurer, he used the power of his position to…

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    When thinking of the word superior people tend to think it is a person that is higher than everyone else or someone who is being nobler. That is not the case, the valid definition of superior is a higher ranking, status, or quality (“superior”,Oxford). However, the true meaning of the word superior is a characteristic of high rank of importance. Superior has many definitions but in many cases it means a person with a higher rank or position in a society. When thinking of the United States and…

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    pure Aryan race. One of Guido’s ploys to see Dora turns into him lecturing several elementary school students, including teachers, upon the superiority of the Italian race. The principal of the school expresses her pride at Guido’s appearance as the Inspector from Rome to explain the superiority of the Italian race, backed by scientific evidence. Making the most of the opportunity, he pokes fun at this idea of a superior race. Guido hypnotizes the students and teachers, referencing that he is…

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    It also was an example of how similar to the Soviet Union, Also, Hitler’s personal beliefs conflicted with the political moves he had to make. Lietz focuses specifically on the Nazi Germany’s relationship with China and Japan. The Germans would attempt to work with China and Japan, but China would be the only country who would corporate to the Germans terms. Similar to his relationship with the Soviet Union, Hitler personal beliefs conflicted with the Nazis willingness to work with these two…

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    to benefit his ideals and beliefs. He targeted groups in society that did not fit into his master Aryan Race with cruel and unjust punishments. However the most indecent act against humanity that Hitler committed was the extermination of European Jews- ‘The Final Solution’. The…

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    T4 Program Intro During WW2 Hitler did not only target the Jews but other groups as well. Nazis would target mentally and physically disabled patients living in germany and give them a good death (“Euthanasia Program”). The T4 program was Hitler 's way of eliminating the defects in the German race . Hitler and his followers would see the program as a way of cleansing the German race (“T-4 Origins,). The T4 Program, was the genesis for a lot of what would happen during the final solution; people…

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    Name: ANG, Jose Mari P. Title of Film: Schindler’s list 1. Summarize the film. The film is about a German businessman named Oskar Schindler, who dreams of making it big in Poland. Although at first his goal was to make money, after witnessing the massacre of Jews by the Nazis his goal shifted to saving as many Jews as he can. Schindler continued to operate his owned factory as a means to protect and house the Jews under him, even bribing high ranking officials for his goals. The war ended…

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    Coco Chanel: Nazi Ideology

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    Coco Chanel. By Bianca Human Was Coco really a Nazi agent because she believed in the Nazi Ideology? In this essay it will be argued of the fact that Coco only became a Nazi Agent to gain power to be successful in her fashion empire, did she use them to get one step further and win her title back? Through all of the sources that have been gathered, the truth would be made clear. In Source A it was evident that Coco Chanel had a sneaky affair with a German Military Intelligence Officer Baron…

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    1936. Before the Olympics Hitler had already taken control of Germany and turned its Democracy into a one party, on person dictatorship. He was able to do this by promising to fix Germany’s fundamental problems that they had been facing since after World War 1, a few of which included, a economic depression, social unrest, and instability in the political arena. He had already laid the foundation for his plans to carry out Aryan supremacy. He took all political opponents that were against him…

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