1. What reasons do they give for forbidding the marriage of Jews and non-Jewish Germans?

2. What kind of message do you think they were sending to the German people when they made it a crime for
a Jew to fly the German flag

3. According to this law, Jews were no longer members of a religion only. They were a separate race. Why do
you think this move was important to the Nazi ideology and their plans for the Third Reich? (What could they
now do to them?)

4. Is the death penalty ever mentioned in these new laws? What do you think about this? Do you think this was
deliberate? Why would they choose to conceal this?

They Strictly prohibited marriage against Jews and Germans because they were not of the same people and because Hitler and his army were enforcing these laws.

The message they were sending was a very hateful message because they did not allow many holidays to take place and if they were to break these laws they would get beaten or many more wort things such as death.

I guess they did this because maybe they had a plan against the Jews so they can maybe make them be separarted so they would be easier to catch.

Yes, the death penalty was mentioned in-laws so Jews will be aware that if they were to break any laws they would die.