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what led t the rise of Hitler was he promised things people didn't have like jobs and he said he would make Germany great agine andentler~Dylan dentler

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Due to having to pay for reparations to France after WW1, Germany's economy was in shambles. There was hyperinflation, which was a driving factor in the rise of fascism. Hitler provided simple answers to complex problems, saying he would fix everything about Germany. He did this mainly by blaming Jewish people and using them as a common enemy. He was very good at public speaking, which helped him rise further and further. He was to gain popularity and convince Germany's government to appoint him and give him more power. That is how Hitler rose to power and how Nazism took over.

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Fascist movements have become more apparent in Europe after WWI, starting off in Italy. The ideology behind fascism is Liberal Democracy, something that had also been very apparent in the world to an extent, was obsolete. (Fascism is also on the far right scale in the political scale) It believed that there would be one all-powerful leader, such as a dictator, and one other government behind the leader, to assist the one dictator on their plans as well as their beliefs. The government parties would usually consist of members of the fascist party. One thing that makes it different is that they would use brute force to succeed in their ideals. The reason (arguably the most important in the concept of Fascism) that Fascism appeals to so many people is that to solve the country's problems, there would have to be one master race or a "purity of other races". This most likely led to bigotry or racist/misogynistic views by this government. This was the most prominent messaging in their campaigns and appeals.

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Hitlers rise over germany was so sucessful because the economy was doing horribly. the germans were mad because their goverment wasn't doing well post the war. Hitler would give the smallest and least believable answer and they would believe it. He also promised them things that the great depression had taken away from the germans like good jobs and living situations.

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What led to the rise of Nazism (Hitler) in 1920's Germany?

After World War I, Germany had to pay reparations after signing the Treaty of Versailles. During this period, Germany faced an economic crisis. All of the things that were previously producing income were taken away and this caused hyperinflation. Suddenly, the middle class were the people suffering from this. This was when Hitler saw the opportunity to seize power in Germany. He attempted to take over the government using force, but his plan did not work and he tried another method, politics. For this, Hitler needed support. In his speeches, he spoke about his solutions to the problem Germany was facing. He spoke about giving people jobs and houses. He also blamed all of Germany’s problems on Jewish people, who had already been discriminated against prior to the war. During this time, the people just wanted something or someone that would give them hope. Hitler was that person.

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The thing that all fascist movements are 1. disinformation, 2. scape goat, and 3. a promise of a better life. Nazism told the Germans that all their problems were because of the Jews and Comunists (disinformation and Scapegoat) and that if they joined the brown shirts they would get better jobs, which seemed impossibe because of the great depression. You also need to learn how to munipulate information so people will memorize it and it seems like your always right. Hitler did that by recording him taking about his "greatness" infront of a giant adoring crowd and play the recording everywere repeatedly.

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The rise of Hitler in the 1920's Germany was caused by the instability in Germany's government and complex problems. Hitler somehow had the answers to these complex problems, and everything was the Jews fault, and communists and also homosexual people and other ethnic minorities. Because it seemed like Hitler was a light in this dark dark time he quickly became popular among middle class people since he could solve all their problems.

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Fascist movements all tend to have a glorified leader with too much power. These leaders got that power from emergency control due to some sort of disaster. This disaster was often blamed on a scapegoat.

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Hitler took advantage of the economic crisis and used it as leverage to raise to power. He used propaganda which angered some but overall gained him support. He also used scapegoats for example he burned down a building just so he could blame it on communists. In response Hitler made it seem like he should have greater power in order to deal with the situation. As this continued Hitler began to gain more and more power day by day which was how he got to where he was.

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The thing that led to Nazism in the 1920's was a combination of many factors, including Germany's failing economy, and a promise to save that, using Jewish people as a scapegoat for all of Germany's problems, nationalism/militarism, threats of communism, etc. All of those tactics worked because of all the problems going on in Germany, like the severe debt, the loss of the first world war, hyperinflation, etc. More than that, people just really wanted someone to blame for it all, so they chose the Jews, an already minoritized population. It was a clever plan by Hitler to exploit the suffering German population.

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Hitler rose to power for many reasons but one big one was the economic crisis in Germany. He made many big promises that no one knew if he could actually fulfill but any hope for them was good. He used propaganda and scapegoats to accuse certain people and groups of bad things like the burning of the capital of the building. He was appointed chancellor by Hindenburg and slowly started gaining more power from there on.

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The rise of fascism in Germany was mostly a result of the economic crisis facing the country. Post WWI, Germany was struggling with many issues, particularly the economic crisis of hyperinflation. The middle class who had built up savings over the years were distraught as their savings became essentially worthless. Germany was a broken country making them especially vulnerable to fascism. Hitler's rise to power was largely due to Germany's vulnerability. Hitler promised a better future for the German people, he claimed to have simple solutions to very big problems which made people trust him. People were scared and desperate for help, so therefore, when Hitler talked, people listened. Hitler's Nazism appealed to so many because their ideals resonated with so many antisemitics. Antisemitism was very popular in Germany at the time so Hitler blamed the loss of WWI on the Jewish people. Using the Jewish people as a "scapegoat" was so effective because as humans, we have the tendency to need to blame others for problems. Hitler promised jobs, housing, food, and a better future for Germany, all things that people were desperate for.

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Nazism was so favored because all the people suffering in Germany were desperate for a way out. Hitler convinced Germans that it was all other countries fault and also the fault of the Jewish people. He provided simple and convincing solutions to the large problems almost all Germans having.

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In 1920, Germany faced an economic crisis that caused many unemployed citizens. People were left with nothing since Germany's currency was practically worthless, which caused anger among the German people. Hilter saw this as an opportunity. In order to win over the civilians, Hilter claimed that he would "fix" the situation, and because he was such a confounding speaker, many people believed him. Over time Hilter was able to create the impression that all Jews and communists were the main cause of Germany's problems.

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Fascism is an authoritarian system and a form of populism in which a single leader has near-total control of the government and freedom of individuals is reduced to nonexistence. They tend to thrive by uniting the electorate against a scapegoat of some sort through propaganda, and the movement would start to fall apart if they have no more scapegoats to blame. This is exactly what happened in 1930's Germany: Hitler rose to power by blaming the Jews for the nation's problems, then the communists, then other ethnic minorities; by the end of WWII, the Nazis had nearly eradicated all of these peoples from Germany, and they had no one left to blame for their problems, leading to the collapse of the fascist government of the Third Reich and Hitler's suicide.

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Hitler rose to power by promising the German people relief from the economic crisis in their country. He gave the Germans simple solutions to their problems, by telling them that the Jews and the communists were the reason Germany's economy was collapsing. He promised Germans that he could fix all of their problems, and they were drawn to his aggressive and compelling speeches.

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Hitler took power by taking advantage of the economic crisis. He used scapegoats and propaganda to offend and gain support. He burned down the government building and blamed  the Communists. He said  he should be given special power to deal with this conflict and slowly climbed from there.

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Hitler's rise was due to the economy being not great in Germany. The Germans were angry since their government wasn't doing a good job at anything post war. Hitler gave the smallest and least believable answer and they all were like "yeah okay that makes sense". Hitler also promised many things that the great depression had taken away such as jobs and living situations.

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Using the poor economic situation in Germany and the failing of their civilization as a whole, Hitler was able to convince Germany that he alone would be able to solve the problems facing them. The people of Germany was so desperate that they were ready to accept anyone who said that they could help, especially someone who suggested the simple solutions that Hitler gave them. Over time, Hitler managed to get enough of Germany on his side to allow him to gain power.

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Using the economic crisis and the fear of all Germans for Germany, Hitler exploited those emotions and pushed himself into this leader role. He was the only one who could answer a complex problem with a simple explanation and the German people latched onto that because they had nothing else. His following started very small but others joined just because that was the social norm. Everyone needed a leader and he made himself appealing.

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Hitler rose to power by taking advantage of the economic crisis. He used scapegoats and propaganda to anger the people and gain support. He burnt down a government building and blamed it on the communists. He said that he should get extra power to deal with this conflict and from there slowly worked his way up.

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The rise of Nazism Hitler in 1920's Germany was caused by the fact that people were desperate, they needed someone to follow. They were able to gain so much support and power in Germany because people were scared and Hitler promised to help them.

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Hitler used scapegoats of the German economic crisis, Jewish stability conspiracies, communist threats. He convinced everyone to believe that the guy who burned the capital was communist. Hitler also promised he could fix the economy. Hindenburg also was the one to appoint him. After he became chancellor, he used his power to slowly grow his control.

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The rise of Hitler and Nazism in Germany was because of the reparations Germany had to pay after World War I leading to hyperinflation and a broken economy. Through big promises, reassurance, and fuel to the outrage and humiliation the German citizens felt Hitler and his Nazi party were able to rise to power.

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Hitler's rise was due to the economy being badly broken in Germany. The people of Germany were angry and scared since their government wasn't doing a good job handling anything post war. Germany was angry and scared, Hitler gave them a scapegoat with the Jewish people. He also told people he could get them jobs, which was something no one had because of the Great Depression.

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Hitler decided to bring up diversion between the richer Jewish community and capitalize on the hyperinflation that was happening to Germany, promising to make it better and return Germany to its former glory

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What Led to the Rise of Nazism in 1920's Germany? (Finnian Ranta)

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What Led to the Rise of Nazism in 1920's Germany? (Finnian Ranta)

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The rise of Nazism in 1920's Germany was started with the Beer Hall Putsch where Hitler fired in the air and said "The national revolution has broken out!", then got arrested. He rose to popularity slowly by promising a new and better Germany with an end to the inflation. He also blamed Germany's loss in World War 1 on jews, which resonated with many antisemitic people in Germany. He ran for election and ended up with 36% of the vote, but was then appointed chancellor by the newly elected president. He slowly granted himself more power in the government until the president died, where he took control of the government.

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The poor economic situation in Germany became miserable following WWII. People were left with instability regarding their futures. If you had been saving for years, that money meant nothing. Hitler came in with messages of structure and bringing power back to Germany. He was a very emphatic speaker with simple ideas for complicated problems. The people rallied behind Hitler, which is how he was able to get a decent amount of votes in a democratic election for head of parliament. He didn't win, but he was put in the position of chancellor, which is equivalent to vice president. He was able to alter laws in his favor from that position, and then when he got to the head of parliament, he had all he needed to take full control of Germany.

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Hitler rose to power by convincing people he could solve the problems Germany was facing. He provided simple solutions and people believed him because they were so desperate.

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Hitler took advantage of the falling  German civilization. And made a promise to fix it up and give people what they want. - NOAH 

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Hitler took advantage of the falling  German civilization. And made a promise to fix it up and give people what they want. - NOAH 

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What led to the rise of Nazism (Hitler) in 1920's Germany? How were they able to gain so much support and power in Germany?

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What do fascist movements have in common? What is important in their messaging and ideology (as in ideas & ideals)?