What conditions in post-war Germany led to the rise of fascism?

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1 answer:

Bond [772]3 years ago

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Answer:

B The Great Depression led to high unemployment

Explanation:

Fascism is an authoritative rule characterized by dictatorship and forcible suppression of the opposition.

It came to prominence in Germany during the Great Depression which led to dwindling economies, unemployment and high poverty all over the world.

Adolf Hitler who was a fascist leader promised to help the people solve the economic problems of the country if elected as ruler. He was voted in by a large percentage and thereafter the fascism in Germany became on the rise.

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