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Why could coalition governments of the Weimar Republic not remain stable for long?

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Correct answer: Because many parties and deep differences existed in parliament

Correct answer: D. The Weimar electoral system allowed several parties to win seats in the Reichstag. Since one party often lacked a majority, a government had to depend on a coalition of different parties. Coalition partners could disagree about economic policy, social reform, foreign policy and the response to crises. When a partner withdrew support, the government could lose its majority and collapse or require a new arrangement. A is wrong because many parties did exist. B is wrong because Germany was a republic without a king ruling elections. C is wrong because deep disagreements, not complete agreement, made coalitions fragile. The problem was not simply the number of parties; it was the combination of many parties and serious ideological differences. Memory cue: many parties plus disagreement means fragile coalitions.

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Weimar CoalitionParliamentary InstabilityReichstagPolitical PartiesBirth Of The Weimar RepublicNazism And The Rise Of HitlerHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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