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It can be inferred that Hitler's purpose in confining Jews to ghettos, often before relocating them was "to isolate them from others before relocation". (Option B)
Hitler did not originate anti-Semitism. Since the Middle Ages, Jews in Europe have faced prejudice and persecution, frequently for religious reasons.
Christians considered the Jewish faith as an outlier that needed to be eradicated. Jews were often compelled to convert or were forbidden from practicing certain professions. Religion was less significant in the nineteenth century.
It was supplanted by beliefs on racial and ethnic differences. The notion that Jews belonged to a distinct people than Germans, for example, spread. Even Jews who converted to Christianity were 'different' because of their ancestors.
In one form or the other, it is obvious that Hitler was exposed to antisemitic beliefs at a young age. It's unclear how much he shared with them at the time. If he was biased against Jews when residing in Vienna, it had not yet crystallized into a distinct worldview. After all, one of his most devoted customers in Vienna was a Jew named Samuel Morgenstern.
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