Which of the following situations contributed to the rise of Adolf Hitler in Germany?

Question

a. the government's inability to deal with public humiliation felt by the nation as weel as the economic crisis
b. the threat of attact from neighboring countries
c. the destruction of German factoried and farms
d. all of the above

Answer 1

All of the above

Answer 2

d. all the above

America entered WW1 at a time where both sides were on the verge of declaring a cease fire. With a fresh America joining the fray, the war stretched on a few extra years and the Kaiser was exiled.....This enabled the rise of the Nazi Party which capitalized on Germany's woes and took power.

Answer 3

I would go with "D" on this one.
The Treaty of Versailles left Germany economically devastated, and defenseless, and deeply mired in a depression.
Hitler's "National Socialists Party" (the Nazi's) played to the fears of the working class ...including using the Jews as a scapegoat to blame all of Germany's problems on.
Hitler's speeches were very emotional and powerful, and he soon became a favorite speaker...but once he became elected Chancellor of Germany, he used his power to get rid of all his opposition...thus paving the way to his dictatorship.

Answer 4

All of the above.

Answer 5

i'm thinking A. i remember my professor mentioning that they printed so many german marcks that people had to have a wheelbarrel full of paper marcks just buy a loaf of bread. that's why they asked us (USA) for a loan.

Answer 6

d. all of the above

Answer 7

"D" Baby "D!"


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