What line from the text provides the strongest evidence

in support of the author's argument?

O "Thut youth was a German, a Nordic."

"The successful Jew ... was to be driven out of

office and counting house."

"They would capture the government ... then ...

reconquer Germany's lost land.

O "He ... gave them what is even more precious - an

object for hero worship."

The correct answer is

C. "They would capture the government ... then ...

reconquer Germany's lost land."

Explanation:

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The best and strongest of evidence to the argument given by the author from the text is in the lines that "They would capture the government ... then ... reconquer Germany's lost land"

Answer : Option C

Explanation:

The capturing of the government and then stating about its reconquering the lost land of Germany substantiates the argument presented by the author. Author arguments about Hitler's move in the shortest and strangest life of the character.

The invasion of Russia is considered to be the tipping iceberg of the melting Glacier as Hitler's dream of world invasion was curbed down by the invasion of Russia. This alone signalled the defeat of Nazis in the World as Germany. therefore, the argument is vivid.