Which movement later benefited from the weakness of the Weimar Republic?

Correct answer: Nazi movement

The direct answer is A: the Nazi movement. The Weimar Republic suffered from unstable governments, economic crises, anger over the Treaty of Versailles and fear of communism. Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party used these problems in speeches and propaganda. They promised national strength, order, employment and an end to the humiliation associated with Versailles. Many people who were disappointed with democratic governments were attracted by these promises. Option A is correct because the Nazis benefited politically from Weimar’s weakness and eventually established dictatorship in 1933. Option B is wrong because the French Revolution happened in the eighteenth century and was not a movement that rose from Weimar Germany. Option C is wrong because the American independence movement belonged to the eighteenth-century British colonies. Option D is wrong because Russian Tsardom was an old monarchy, not a later movement benefiting from Weimar. Memory cue: Weimar crisis opened space for Nazi propaganda.