How did nazi rule affect the lives of german people? check all that apply.

boys were prepared for military service.
students were taught only nazi ideology.
students were encouraged to rebel against authority.
media and newspapers presented only nazi beliefs.
couples were encouraged to limit the size of their families.
women were expected to attend classes of higher learning.

Explanation:

These were the little advances that Nazi Germany took so as to impact their conviction framework in the overall population.  

Media and papers were firmly constrained by the administration. This drove them to influence an entire country towards their belief system. Nazis had aced purposeful publicity and utilized it to further their potential benefit.  

Each tyke was educated about Nazi Ideology in schools and universities which further fabricated an entire age with Nazi theory.

A military culture was additionally created where young fellows were set up for military administration.

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