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9) They want to basically brainwash children into anti-semitism at a young age so it will become part of their beliefs and practices.
10) he wants to make sure that non Germans have no power or voice among people.

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1.) "No further immigration of non-Germans. Any non-German who entered Germany after August 2,1914, shall leave immediately." and "German blood as a requirement for German citizenship. No Jew can be a member of the nation." This point shows how strict the Germans would be on anyone who wasn't of German blood. A true change in the functioning of their society arose here because of people being expelled just because they weren't given the natural right of being German.
2.) These points seem to benefit those who want to remain secluded from foreigners which follow Hitler's biggest wants and thoughts.

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"A thorough reconstruction of our national system of education. The science of citizenship shall be taught from the beginning." This is showing that Hitler started to educated the children about his ways and to put ideas in their brains from the beginning of their education. These points appeal to parents or the government that wants all of the new generation to think the same.

"Abolition of the Treaty of Versailles". This is showing how Hitler wants more and more power, but that they can't regain any power due to the blame on them from other countries about world war I.

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1. "German Blood is a requirement" That's a very intense thing to say and goes to show how serious they were about not having any Jews in Germany. This also shows the problems early on with this way of thinking because most "germans" were not 100% german.  Point number 7 talks about lively hood of citizens however it also says "If it is impossible to provide food for the whole population, then aliens must be expelled." that sounds very extreme and clearly shows they do not even think of jews as human beings.
2. these points appeal to the German population however not if they aren't 100% german.

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1. "German blood as a requirement for German citizenship. No Jew can be a member of the nation."
This seems like the Nazis trying to rid Germany of anyone who is different than they are, especially Jews. This is problematic because there aren't as many people who are completely German. This point would appeal to those who are German and who have been taught to fear people who are different. If the word American were substituted, I would be extremely concerned and scared because it doesn't feel morally right to me and there are so many people of different ethnicities in our country. I think the only people who would somewhat accept this would be some white supremacists or racists.

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2. In my opinion, Hitler is trying to gain his power back. The key phrase "German" gives the clue that Hitler is presenting them as good people.
6.  Only citizens can vote or hold public office. This means the Germans are not allowed to go outside the rules - they can vote

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By abolition of the Treaty of Versailles, Hitler was trying to get rid of the things that the treaty brought onto the Germans that weakened them so he would be able to take over and do things his way without restrictions.

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1. I chose points 2 and 6 because Germany never liked the treaty of versailles and citizens should be able to run for politics

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1. Offer a brief interpretation of two of these points. What key phrases provide clues to their meaning?

-Only citizens can vote or hold public office. This ensures that there is only true Germans in the government and there will be no outside opinions on how things should be run.

1. To whom will these particular points appeal? Why?

- These will definitely appeal to most Germans, but if you live and Germany but arn't truly german and want to be apart of the government, then you wouldn't like this rule.

1. If the word American were substituted for the term German, would your opinion of any point change? Which point or points?

- Probably because US is my home country and I would most likely be biased because of this. Also I would be living there and directly affected by it.

1. Do you think that any of these ideas would be acceptable to people today? If so, which one or ones?

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1. The abolition of the treaty of versailles represents that Germany, a pst leading, strong country wants to regain power, but they can't with all the restraints other countries have put on them.
2. The point, German blood as a requirement for German citizenship. No Jew can be a member of the nation, means that only the purest Germans may exist in society. If you have an ounce of semitism in your blood, Hitler wants to decimate you. I think he is almost trying the keep the country as nationalized as possible.

1. Offer a brief interpretation of two of these points. What key phrases provide clues to their meaning
The key phrases are blood, citizenship, and abolishment. All of these words relate to each other in which Hitler is trying to create his ideal, clean society.

2. To whom will these particular points appeal?
These points apply to all the Germans, they are the ones receiving most of the rights.

3. If the word American were substituted for the term German, would your opinion of any point change? Which point or points
4. Do you think that any of these ideas would be acceptable to people today? If so, which one or ones?

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1. Abolition of the Treaty of Versailles: Hitler is trying to get power back for Germany. He is trying to restore Germany's dignity and allow them to not be controlled by other countries.

All newspapers must be published in the German language by German citizens and owners: By using the word German multiple times it shows how only Germans are worthy and good. Hitler is taking power away from non-Germans and is attempting to prove that Germany is the best country.
2. These points will appeal to fellow Nazis and Germans who believe that they are the best. With these points, only Germans are safe.
3. I think all of them are bad no matter what country is speaking.

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" only citizens can vote or hold public office" #6
1. key word/phrase I think the important word is citizen because this statement means that if you're not a legal citizen then you do not have the right to vote for their country.
2. This appeals to people who are over the age limit to vote.
3. No because my point is about any country having the right to vote or now
4. Yes I think
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ANALYSIS:
1.  The purpose of this is to form a strong group of people, so that when Germany has a common enemy, they can unite and have a strong bond.  In addition, this will help create nationalism and express some of Hitler's ideas.
10.  The purpose of this is to limit Germany to the outside world.  By doing this, there is a strong bond created inside Germany, which creates a sense of nationalism and brotherhood, uniting Germany.
QUESTIONS:
1.  Both of the points are supposed to create a sense of nationalism and unity.  The key points are, "union of all Germans" and "in the German language by German citizens".
2.  These points will appeal to people who dislike the Treaty of Versailles because other countries created that treaty, so they are opposed to other nations at this point in time.
3. Personally, my point would not change. I think it is a creative way to create unity, but the way that Hitler used his newfound power was evil.

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3. "Land and territory (colonies) for our surplus population."
I thought that this was highlighting the wealthy people of Germany. Saying that if you have money and have the power to succeed then you have the right to live on land that is meant just for you. This particularly was for Germans.
7. " The state insures that every citizen live decently and earn his livelihood. If it is impossible to provide food for the whole population, then aliens must be expelled."
I thought that this was highlighting the German citizens. Stating that if you are above any citizen you do not have the audacity to live higher than the rest.