According to Arendt, the Banality of Evil Refers to the Fact

Multiple Choice

According to Arendt, the banality of evil refers to the fact that acts of evil are

A) often performed by people who disregard a duty to their country or their leader.
B) perceived by those who commit them as something hideous or depraved.
C) often committed by perverted or sadistic people.
D) often perceived as something the victims deserved.