in 3–5 sentences, evaluate how economic and political problems in Germany after World War I led to the establishment of a fascist government under Adolf Hitler in the 1930s.(4 points
The economic problems in Germany after World War I, such as hyperinflation and high unemployment rates, created a sense of desperation and resentment among the German population. This desperation allowed political parties like the Nazis, led by Adolf Hitler, to exploit the situation by offering simple solutions and scapegoating minorities for Germany's problems. Additionally, the political instability and weakness of the Weimar Republic provided an opportunity for Hitler to rise to power with promises of restoring Germany's strength and pride. The combination of economic distress, political unrest, and charismatic leadership ultimately allowed the establishment of a fascist government under Hitler in the 1930s.
