The statement that is NOT a result of the Nazi party taking over Germany is:
Jewish people were required to move out of the country.
While many Jewish people were indeed forced to emigrate due to the increasing persecution, it was not a universal requirement imposed by the Nazis for all Jewish people to move out of the country initially. The other options listed—confiscation of land and businesses, removal from public schools, and denial of employment—were direct results of the discriminatory policies enacted by the Nazi regime.