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Which theory best explains how Adolph Hitler was able to successfully enact laws that at first limited the rights of Jews in Germany, but eventually led to mass extermination? out-group vice theory fringe-of-values theory scapegoating theory in-group values theory

          Which theory best explains how Adolph Hitler was able to successfully
enact laws that at first limited the rights of Jews in Germany, but eventually led
to mass extermination?
out-group vice theory
fringe-of-values theory
scapegoating theory
in-group values theory

Which theory best explains how Adolph Hitler was able to successfully
enact laws that at first limited the rights of Jews in Germany, but eventually led
to mass extermination?
out-group vice theory
fringe-of-values theory
scapegoating theory
in-group values theory

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Which theory best explains how Adolph Hitler was able to successfully enact laws that at first limited the rights of Jews in Germany, but eventually led to mass extermination? out-group vice theory fringe-of-values theory scapegoating theory in-group values theory Which theory best explains how Adolph Hitler was able to successfully enact laws that at first limited the rights of Jews in Germany, but eventually led to mass extermination? out-group vice theory fringe-of-values theory scapegoating theory in-group values theory