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A factor in leading many Germans to accept Hitler and the Nazis was what?
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∙ 13y ago
The Treaty of Versailles and German economic problems
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∙ 8y ago
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∙ 15y ago== == Because he made promises that they found believable and he appealed to their sense of national identity and he followed thru with his promises to create more jobs and bring the German economy back from virtual bankruptcy. He restored their faith in their country and produced many amazing projects that showed the German people that they could be proud again, proud of them selves and their country. National pride and identity were restored by Hitler and his economic programs. Germans stopped feeling that they had no future, and saw that the National Socialist government had rejuvenated the country, as they had promised to do. He created a sense of "belonging to the society" and the average German was happy to support him.
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∙ 14y agoInternal -Opposition to the Weimar Government -Weakness of the Weimar Government -Lack of democratic tradition External -Treaty of Versailles -Economical problems Others -Hitler's personal charisma
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∙ 9y agoIn the 1920s and 1930s in Germany, the Nazi Party in Germany rose in numbers and influence due to numerous factors. One of the most important was the resentment felt by many Germans towards the West because of the severe economic hardships that had plagued Germany since the end of World War I. Another was the clever use of anti-Semitism by Nazi propagandists.
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∙ 13y ago"Make the lie big, make it simple, keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it". Adolf Hitler..Basically that's what happened. Hitler conned the German people into supporting and worshiping him whilst only telling them half stories and after he was elected there was no turning back.He went on and built up his massive personal army, there was nothing normal German folk could do but to go along with his fascist idea's or end up 6ft deep.
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∙ 13y agoWell Hitler was a really good public speaker, and when he spoke in front of crowds, that persuaded many people watching him to think he was right in his ways.
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What impact did the Holocaust have in Germany?
WW2 would have ended much as it did irrespective of Hitler committing suicide or not: The important factor is that the death of Hitler did release the Germans from their oath of allegiance to him.
Which of the following is a major factor leading to extinction?
Which of what? I can't answer your question if it's vague like this.
How did Hitler become the leader of Nazi party?
The great depression was a big contributing factor in Hitler's rise to power. Many lives were ruined in the great depression, money was scarce for the majority of the population; this increased votes for Hitler dramatically, as people became desperate to end the great depression. Hitler was associated himself with rich, powerful people, from whom he could not only pump millions into his campaign, but from whom he could gain a higher status. Hitler, at first, was ignored by the majority of Germany, who saw him as a vicious, aggressive man who wanted to entice the German public into joining his campaign; but by at this point, Hitler was a great number of acquiring supporters, who believed he could end the great depression for Germany. This resentment from the German public seemed to drive Hitler forward, almost making him even more determined to overcome his opposition and gain the vote of the German public. Hitler became famous for his determined, influential that promised to unveil a better Germany, which also helped Hitler in his rise to power, as it helped him gain more supporters. Probably the biggest contributing factor occurred when the then president of Germany, President Hindenburg - believing that he had the power to control Hitler and hoping that Hitler would help him to end the great depression ­- gave Hitler the post of chancellor. This provided Hitler with the power he needed to become the historical dictator of Germany.
Was Hitler frozen?
No. His body was burned behind the bunker. Interestingly, Hitler had a solution for reviving someone who was rescued from the cold North Atlantic Ocean that he descrived in his book "Meine Kampf". His idea was to lay the man between two naked women.
How important was Hitler's forieghn policy to the outbreak of World War 2?
Not only did it lead to the outbreak of WWII, it was designed to do just that. Hitler wanted war. It was the justification, the ends to the means of Germany's revenge. He also realized that war was the only way for him to force his views upon Europe. The scary thing is Hitler made a quote before the outbreak of the war. Paraphrasing it, it went something like this "the winner of the coming conflict will be the side that commits the fewest mistakes" However, it must be remembered that the foreign policy Hitler was merely one of many factors. The policy of appeasement followed by Britain, revanche by France, isolation by America...all these foreign policies gave Hitler the opportunity to form an expansionist and aggressive foreign policy. This is not to mention Mussolini's imperialist tendencies in Africa, the Meditteranean and the Balkans. Or Stalin's policies which allowed Hitler to secure a pact over the partitioning of the East. When we factor in the economy, the failures of the League of Nations, the fear of Communism and much more - we can see that far from being the only reason, Hitler's foreign policy was primarily just taking advantage of other factors in order to ameliorate Germany's international and European standing.
What factor caused many Germans to accept the Nazis?
The promises that Hitler made.
Was hitler the main factor for the Nazi's rise to power?
Hitler was not a factor. He was the phsycopath who used all of the factors to his advantage.
What impact did the Holocaust have in Germany?
WW2 would have ended much as it did irrespective of Hitler committing suicide or not: The important factor is that the death of Hitler did release the Germans from their oath of allegiance to him.
Leading and lagging power factor?
The terms, 'leading' and 'lagging' refer to what the load current is doing, relative to the supply voltage (Phase difference) -never the other way around. If the current is leading the voltage, then the power factor is 'leading'; if the current is lagging the voltage, then the power factor is 'lagging'.
What factor accept by hedonism and against to faith?
so what the answer
What types of loads have a leading power factor?
Capacitive loads have a leading power factor. Current leads voltage when there is capacitive reactance. (The opposite is inductive, which is lagging.)
What will happed if power factor is .9 leading . what will be the impect on motors?
A motor will never have a leading pf.
What happens when lagging Power Factor changes to leading PF?
when lagging Power Factor changes to leading PF, then the voltage across the circuit in which capacitor bank is connected, is increased.
What does zero leading power factor mean?
A 'leading' power factor indicates that the load current is leading the supply voltage. Since power factor is the cosine of the angle by which the load current either leads or lags the supply voltage (i.e. the load's phase angle), a cosine of 0 corresponds to a phase angle of 90 degrees. So, a power factor of 0 (leading) indicates that the load current is leading the supply voltage by 90 degrees, which means that the load must be purely capacitive.
What are the advntage of the leading power factor?
A leading power factor means that the current is leading the voltage. That means that in the AC cycle (50 or 60 Hz) the current reaches its peak before the voltage. The amount of phase-lead can be up to 90 degrees which means one quarter cycle, or 5 milliseconds in a 50 Hz system.
What type of error factor is the leading cause of accidents?
Distracted driving is the leading cause of motor vehicle accidents.
What type of factor or error is the leading cause of accident?
Distracted driving is the leading cause of motor vehicle accidents.
