How should history remember the leader you chose as a villain? How did this person influence other people over time? What is this person's legacy in history? You might need to find outside sources to answer this question. List any sources you consult along your answer.

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31 January, 11:50

How should history remember the leader you chose as a villain? How did this person influence other people over time? What is this person's legacy in history? You might need to find outside sources to answer this question. List any sources you consult along your answer.

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Genesis Hammond · Answer 1

The chosen leader is Hitler

Explanation:

History must remember Hitler as a villain because of all the evil factors he unleashed during World War II. In addition to being the main source of that war, he caused the murder of thousands of Jews, Poles, homosexuals, gypsies, communists, among other people who he believed to be impure and inferior.

He managed to influence people and become a great leader because he preached that he could return to Germany what was stolen during the Versailles Treaty. With that, he preached that his leadership would bring good economy, jobs, housing and quality food to every German who was suffering from the treaty's unfair deals.

Hitler left no considerable legacy for history, other than to show us that we must choose our leaders carefully and that we cannot empower authoritarian, insane and militaristic leaders who believe that social problems are solved with easy and exploratory solutions.