One Reason for the Increase in Support for the National

question 62

Multiple Choice

One reason for the increase in support for the National Socialist Party in Germany in elections in the early 1930s their focus on:

• A) "degenerate" and "decadent" culture of the postwar years.
• B) strengthening human rights for all Germans.
• C) rebuilding friendly ties with Britain and Franc.
• D) offering the Germans a German version of Stalinism.
• E) blaming all Germany's problems on the United States.

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