Which of the following are reasons why the Nazis were able to gain control in Germany?

Choose all that apply:

the expansion of Soviet influence

the world wide economic depression of the 1930's

the appeal of Adolf Hitler to the Germans

German dissatisfaction with the Versailles Treaty

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Aiyana Wilkerson

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9 January, 18:02

Which of the following are reasons why the Nazis were able to gain control in Germany?

Choose all that apply:

the expansion of Soviet influence

the world wide economic depression of the 1930's

the appeal of Adolf Hitler to the Germans

German dissatisfaction with the Versailles Treaty

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Noah Hunter · Answer 1

Answer: D) German dissatisfaction with the Versailles treaty

Explanation: the treaty of Versailles crippled the German economy and military, but most of all, it blamed Germany for starting World War One. The nazi party promised the German people that they would bring the nation out of depression and humiliation

Which of the following are reasons why the Nazis were able to gain control in Germany?Choose all that apply:the expansion of Soviet influencethe world wide economic depression of the 1930'sthe appeal of Adolf Hitler to the GermansGerman dissatisfaction with the Versailles Treaty

Which of the following are reasons why the Nazis were able to gain control in Germany?

Choose all that apply:

the expansion of Soviet influence

the world wide economic depression of the 1930's

the appeal of Adolf Hitler to the Germans

German dissatisfaction with the Versailles Treaty