Guilt
guilt is the moral motivator number one. It is the feeling or the fear of the feeling one experiences as a result of participating in a morally wrong behavior. A morally wrong behavior is that which is sanctioned by a person set of traditional and religious believes.
In the 1980s Robert Sternberg presented the theory, the triarchic theory. It recognizes three elements of intelligence: analytic skills, for example, the capacity to think dynamically and assess data; creativity, the capacity to imagine novel arrangements or thoughts; and practical skills, which empower one to adapt to solid circumstances.
They are both to different states
Hitler started off saying that he would support the working class people. This led to many people voting for the Nazi party to come into power.
In Germany anti semitism was extremely popular. Seeing as they had just finished WW1, the people were extremely religious. It is blamed that Jewish people were the cause of Jesus' death. The existing government showed hatred (minorly) for Jewish people. The Nazi party used these ideas to drive them onto a new level where he made up lies about Jewish people, and as a result, the Nazi party became one of the most prejudiced, horrible, nasty groups of politics in history