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It shows that people only obey because of fear

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No, because the teachers were not under the treat of harm if they disobeyed

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It showed how much of a difference that authority has.

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It did show that people really did believe and support it

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Yes because it showed what authority can do.

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Yes because it showed what authority has over people

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It's applicable because both situations showed how most people would obey authority under the craziest conditions.

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The Milgram Experiment wasn't big compared to WWII and Nazis. You can't base the choices of a whole army and group of people based upon a small experiment with no actual consequences unlike the Nazis.

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it shows how obedient people are to authority

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It is logical as people tend to show or have similar thought process.

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Both involved people doing cruel things under the idea that what they were doing was the greater good, and having the responsibility for their actions taken away from them.

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Both involved people doing cruel things under the idea that what they were doing was the greater good, and having the responsibility for their actions taken away from them.

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Knowing that most follow obedience to avoid trouble I think Milgram's experiment and the Nazi's case definitely applicable.

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I do think the idea that people do questionable things if they believe that it is the right thing. The part that gets iffy is what the "right thing" is. I do think that the Nazis were brought up and conditioned to a point where they did think they were in the right.

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It shows how people will obey authority figures

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Yes because it tells us the relationship between authority and the person. what made tem do as they are told

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There was no correlation between the two, and it is hard to compare such a horrible event. The Milgram experiment was fake in the end and the Holocaust was real, where real people were in danger.

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They both made people think that they were doing the right thing and followed the idea

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I think that it is applicable because Hitler was extremely good at persuading people to believe that his cause was the right cause.

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It is applicable bc if a person failed to obey Hitler, they were most likely killed by the people who did obey him

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The nazi's were given orders as well. Although it seemed like it was for a good cause to them, hitler had given them orders and they followed, and it was very real they saw the danger and the death right in front of them.

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Yes because it has the same components. It has people obeying, innocent people, and someone willing to deal with the consequences.