Compare And Contrast Hitler's Rules And Regulations
Rules and Regulations of Society
In the 1930’s prosecution and discrimination of minority groups took place worldwide.
There were specific laws put into place to restrict the rights of the black members of society in America as well as the Jewish members of the German society. Examining the harsh economic and political atmosphere during the Great Depression reveals striking similarities on Hitler’s treatment of the Jews and the laws and regulations enacted in the United States to restrict and control black Americans.
Hitler wanted to rise above everyone and all minor religions and races. This quote emphasizes Hitler’s determination to overpower Germany, ”Hitler was convinced that he could seize power in Germany”(”Adolf Hitler”). The excerpt above exposes that Hitler was very determined to grasp power in Germany.Hitler was a dark and disturbed man because of his rejection in life, like when he was denied admission into the Academy of Fine Arts.”Despite his attempts in later years to paint a picture of a poverty-stricken childhood, Adolf Hitler grew up in comfortable if not luxurious circumstances”(“Adolf Hitler”). Adolf Hitler grew up in a very upscale lifestyle, but he still ended …show more content…
Businesses were very particular about who they hire. “Many northern businesses refused to hire blacks; two-thirds of Manhattan’s hotels had no African American employees”(Horn). In the North in the 1930’s African Americans were treated poorly and unfairly given less working opportunities. Very few blacks were treated some-what decent in this period of time. “Early programs that provided food, shelter and clothing helped blacks significantly” (Horn). Programs like these helped supply blacks with the necessities they needed to survive in the harsh world. The people that would help the African Americans were upstanding citizens.There were helpful groups of people that aided the blacks during this horrid
In the 1930’s prosecution and discrimination of minority groups took place worldwide.
There were specific laws put into place to restrict the rights of the black members of society in America as well as the Jewish members of the German society. Examining the harsh economic and political atmosphere during the Great Depression reveals striking similarities on Hitler’s treatment of the Jews and the laws and regulations enacted in the United States to restrict and control black Americans.
Hitler wanted to rise above everyone and all minor religions and races. This quote emphasizes Hitler’s determination to overpower Germany, ”Hitler was convinced that he could seize power in Germany”(”Adolf Hitler”). The excerpt above exposes that Hitler was very determined to grasp power in Germany.Hitler was a dark and disturbed man because of his rejection in life, like when he was denied admission into the Academy of Fine Arts.”Despite his attempts in later years to paint a picture of a poverty-stricken childhood, Adolf Hitler grew up in comfortable if not luxurious circumstances”(“Adolf Hitler”). Adolf Hitler grew up in a very upscale lifestyle, but he still ended …show more content…
Businesses were very particular about who they hire. “Many northern businesses refused to hire blacks; two-thirds of Manhattan’s hotels had no African American employees”(Horn). In the North in the 1930’s African Americans were treated poorly and unfairly given less working opportunities. Very few blacks were treated some-what decent in this period of time. “Early programs that provided food, shelter and clothing helped blacks significantly” (Horn). Programs like these helped supply blacks with the necessities they needed to survive in the harsh world. The people that would help the African Americans were upstanding citizens.There were helpful groups of people that aided the blacks during this horrid