Multiple Choice
One of the principal factors that contributed to the fighting effectiveness of the German military units in World War II was
A) strong primary-group ties.
B) strong secondary-group ties.
C) fear of the Waffen SS troops.
D) the effectiveness of Nazi ideology that made them feel that they were the master race.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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