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How did World War I contribute to the rise of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party in Germany?

A. It led to a German economic boom that made Germans feel superior to other groups.

B. It destroyed the German economy and left many Germans desperate for new leadership.

C. It ended with the treaty that established an unpopular communist government in Germany.

D. It forced millions of Germans to abandon their homes and relocate to other countries.​

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Answer:

C. It ended with a treaty that humiliated Germany and damaged its economy.

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The correct answer is option B. It destroyed the German economy and left many Germans desperate for new leadership.

How did World War I contribute to the rise of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party in Germany?

  • After World War I, the state of the German economy was miserable with marked economic and social instability.
  • The Treaty of Versailles which was deemed humiliating by many Germans also contributed to an unstable economic condition.
  • In a time of poor economy and weak financial stability, the need for new and strong leadership was felt.
  • It was hoped that the new leadership would help rebuild the economy and add stability to a falling economy.
  • Adolf Hitler and Nazi Party worked along bolstering this exact sentiment to frame himself as a candidate for strong leadership.

Therefore, World War I, with the German economy destroyed and the Germans in need of new leadership, contributed to the rise of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party in Germany.

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