Hitler Solved the Economic Problems Facing Germany in the Great

question 108

Multiple Choice

Hitler solved the economic problems facing Germany in the Great Depression by all of the following means except

• A) pursuing a laissez-faire economic policy.
• B) giving "pump-priming" grants to private industry and other businesses.
• C) spending vast amounts of money on rearmament.
• D) pursuing a policy of government involvement in all aspects of the economy.
• E) working hand-in-hand with the major industrial corporations.

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