What was the effect of the 1935 Nuremberg Laws?

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The 1935 Nuremberg Laws defined as Jewish anyone having three or more Jewish grandparents. This had the effect of stripping Jews of their German citizenship and depriving them of many rights, ultimately leading to their persecution and extermination during the Holocaust. Option A is incorrect because the Nuremberg Laws prohibited marriage between Jews and non-Jewish Germans. Option C is incorrect because the Nuremberg Laws explicitly denied Jews citizenship and reduced them to second-class status. Option D is partially correct, as the laws did prohibit Jews from some professions, but not all lawyers, doctors, and professors were banned.

What Was the Effect of the 1935 Nuremberg Laws