1. What is the relationship between the first section (“The Days Before") and the second section ("The Boycott Debate")?
A. The first section explains the source of the controversy discussed in the
second section.
B. The first section predicts the outcome of the events described in the
second section.
C. The first section explains the rise of Nazism, and the second section
describes the consequences of that rise.
D. The first section presents the German perspective on an issue, and the
second section presents other perspectives on that same issue.

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