Why did Adolf Hitler adopt anti-Semitism as a German government policy in the early 1930s? A.
He blamed the Jewish people for the economic and social problems in Germany after World War I.

B.
He believed that Jewish people would soon be the majority in Germany and feared that German culture would be lost.

C.
He thought the Jewish people had too much political power in the Reichstag (German government).

D.
He was afraid of the Zionist movement and thought that Jewish people wanted to make Germany a Jewish state.