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1. Hitler makes a point to isolate the Jew population saying that "Non-citizens can live in Germany only as foreigners". Only singles out the Jews from Germany. Even if you are a Jew with German blood Hitler would have considered you foreign.
2. The points only really help other Germans, but even then I do not think isolating a group of people is beneficial or anyone.

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1)4 shows that Hitlers new group is strongly against Jews. He will single them out even if his reasoning does not make sense. 10, this shows Hitlers new group is strictly nationalistic and everything has to be German this, German that.
2) They will appeal to hardcore Nationalist and anyone who is a German and is a big supporter of Germany
3) No it wouldn't because most of these points are oppressive no matter what country name is being used

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1. 4-  it shows how he only wanted germans in Germany and thought Germans were the best.
10- again shows how he put germans above all other people and how nationalism influenced them.
2.  these statements appeal to german workers because it gives more rights and jobs to them
3. no my opinions wouldn't change. it is still not okay.

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1.  In point 10 it shows how he only wants Germans to be able to understand the news and doesn't  want people who are not German (such as Jews) to read and be a part of their country and culture. Point 2 would benefit everyone but most importantly Germany. They would be able to gain more control and take over more territories to then influence other people to go with what the Germans believe in.
2. They appeal to the German workers because its not directed to all Germans but a single group of them (the workers).
3. No, they wouldn't change because I choose to be accepting of others and the Germans are not.

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1. Quote 4 says "German blood as a requirement for German citizenship. No Jew can be a member of the nation." This means that he believed that Germans were the better race and Jewish were not acceptable. Even if you had german bloodlines, according to Hitler, you were not German
Quote 6 says "Only citizens can vote or hold public office." this is Hitlers way of making sure Jews don't vote because in his mind, their vote isn't worthy enough.
2. These points will appeal to many Germans, but not all. Many Germans have Jewish friends that they wanted to protect but the ones who didn't have Jewish friends might have been okay with this.
3. If the word German was substituted with the word American, I still wouldn't agree with these rules.
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1. For statement number four it shows how he did not like the Jews and singled them out when he says "No Jew can be a member of this nation"
For statement number 2 he wanted the ablation of the Treaty of Verisalls because it mostly blames Germany for the war. Bt if he gets rid of it then the world will fall apart.
2. These points will appeal to Germans the most because they don't want to get punished and they aloud to be a citizen because they are German blood.
3. I don't think I would agree with the statements because I believe other people from countries should have a chance to express their case to become a citizen.

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1.  After reading these points, it is very clear that Hitler wanted Germany  to be strictly people of "German blood." For an example, in point 4, he says that in order to be a German citizen, you have to have German blood and can not be a Jew. Another point he made that stood out to me was how he said in point 5 that people who are not German citizens will not be accepted or treated as well as German citizens and should living under the law of aliens. I think that his word choice in this point stands out. He used the word alien for those who aren't German citizens which predicts how he treats Jews.
2. I think this will appeal to a great number of Germans because during this time, Germany was really struggling with the treaty of Versailles and seeing that this party is going to abolish the treaty of Versailles would draw a lot of Germans.

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1. The points about German blood and citizenship are a little scary. Hitler was obsessed with pure german blood and that it very clear in 4 "German blood as a requirement for German citizenship." He singles non-germans out, and uses his place of authority to make others feel as though these foreigners are bad.
2 . People who are struggling and need someone to blame, if your struggling and this person in power says that it is the foreigners fault then you will listen.

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1. The points for the program were very interesting, yet the point saying, "German blood as a requirement for German citizenship. No Jew can be a member of the nation." stood out to me the most, because I believe it was Hilter's platform for his hatred in the following years. It also calls out the Jewish ethnicity and shows whom in which is he obsessed. He is attempting to rebuild Germany, yet in a harsh and specific way, which causes Anti Semitism and ample control.
2. There specific points could appeal to people that the Treaty of Versailles affected, because they are the ones that were hit the hardest.
3. I believe that his harsh tone and specific rules went further than something any American could have set into motion. No more Immigration and Antisemitism were points that Hilter tried to make clear, and it was evident that he felt strongly.

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1. The points about how only people with German blood can be citizens is very shocking. He calls anyone else aliens and foreigners even if they've been living there for a long time. I think it is very scary to think that you have to have all German blood to be able to call yourself a citizen of your country.
2. All of these laws benefit the Germans because it means less people to compete with in jobs because Hitler has knocked out all Jews. It makes the Jews struggle because it restricts them majorly.
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1. 6- shows how the Germans were focused on their togetherness and eliminating the Jews. They are talking about how only the citizens deserve rights and that no one else within the country should be allowed to vote if they are not a citizen. This is good for the people who are already citizens of the country, and it might make them feel strong and powerful with their votes. They might not know at the moment what horrible things Hitler has in store for the people who are not citizens.

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1. In some of his points a common theme in German nationalism. He talks a lot about making things completely German and getting rid of any further immigration of non- Germans. He also says that if you are a foreigner you legally aren't a citizen of Germany.
2. The points appeal mostly German citizens because he talks a lot about German nationalism.
3. If American was substituted  for German

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1. It is very clear that being a German in Germany is better that being anything else (living in Germany). I find it very shocking that he only wants people with "German blood" to live in Germany (no Jews).
2. These points most likely appeal to the German citizens that wanted change and believed in Hitler's ideas.
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1. The main idea of the points is to basically build Germany back up. There is also a strong sense of nationalism, and we see that by the use of the word German over and over. It is obviously very important to Hitler that all aspects of the country are run and controlled by Germans.
2. These points will appear to people who were greatly affected by the Treaty of Versailles, and want a better life. They will also appeal to people who have a similar belief of anti semitism or nationalism.
3. If the word American was substituted for German, my opinion would not change. I don't think it's ok to reject people of other races and nationalities. I think people should be accepted despite what country they were born in, what language they speak, or what beliefs they have.
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1) In the quote, "German blood as a requirement for German citizenship. No Jew can be a member of the nation." This shows that he thought Germans were above all others. He thought that Russians and Jews can not be a German citizen. Throughout most of his quotes, he makes it pretty clear that he dislikes Jews and Russians. Also throughout many of the quotes, their seems to be a strong sense of nationalism.
2)These points appeal to the Germans because it seems as if Hitler will put them on a pedestal above the rest.
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1. the points are that any non German person is not wanted but can live in Germany as an "alien" and it must be taught that Germany is the best at very young age in the schools.
2. the points are directed toward the Jewish nation because he specifically points them out in the points.
3. If Germany were to be changed to America I would agree with the point that only citizens can hold positions in power. I would not agree with point that says any non "American" must leave the country after a certain date