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Ran Helen Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
what does 'political conformity' mean?
in the sentence " this reduced state if not indispensable, is at any rate favourable to political conformity", so what does 'political conformity' mean? and what does the sentence mean?
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political conformity= you're doing what others are doing, you have no personality or ideas of your own you're not a leader, you're a follower, you're a conformist, you conform Please post the full context.
- political conformity= you're doing what others are doing, you have no personality or ideas of your own you're not a leader, you're a follower, you're a conformist, you conform Please post the full context.
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political conformity=
you're doing what others are doing, you have no personality or ideas of your own
you're not a leader, you're a follower, you're a conformist, you conform
Please post the full context.
you're doing what others are doing, you have no personality or ideas of your own
you're not a leader, you're a follower, you're a conformist, you conform
Please post the full context.
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in WWII, political conformity meant that everyone in the world was so scared of Hitler and his allies that they were forced to conform to his ideas. He thought that Jews were conformists that didn't ave any ideas. He was definitely a NONconformist.
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Hi
Hmm, not too sure
Arguably, Hitler believed he could gain political power by conforming with the majority view: that Germany had been treated badly after WWI and that it was time they re-armed: he banked on nationalistic conformity
By contrast, a Jew in 1930s Germany had to have great strength of character if they wanted to keep their sense of cultural identity - they
Hmm, not too sure
Arguably, Hitler believed he could gain political power by conforming with the majority view: that Germany had been treated badly after WWI and that it was time they re-armed: he banked on nationalistic conformity
By contrast, a Jew in 1930s Germany had to have great strength of character if they wanted to keep their sense of cultural identity - they
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