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  1. Which person would NOT be *
    considered a Jew under the
    Nuremberg Laws?
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    1 point
    A. A person with three grandparents
    from the Jewish community
    B. A person who was Jewish, but
    converted to Christianity
    C. A person with only one Jewish
    ○ grandparent from the Jewish
    community
    D. A person who did not consider
    themselves Jewish, but were born
    into a Jewish community

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Final answer:

Person B would not be considered a Jew under the Nuremberg Laws due to converting to Christianity.


Explanation:

Person B would NOT be considered a Jew under the Nuremberg Laws. These laws defined Jews based on ancestry, specifically requiring three or four grandparents from the Jewish community to be considered full Jews. Person B, who was Jewish but converted to Christianity, would not fit this criteria and thus would not be considered a Jew under these laws.


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