How did political instability help Nazi propaganda of a strong leader?

It repeatedly showed crises and strengthened demand for decisive leadership

The governing concept is that repeated political crises can make democratic institutions appear weak, slow and ineffective. In the Weimar period, unstable coalitions, frequent changes of government and economic emergencies made parliamentary debate seem unable to solve urgent problems. Nazi propaganda used this disappointment to present Hitler as a strong, disciplined and decisive leader who would restore order. Option C is correct because instability created the audience for that message and strengthened the desire for authoritarian action. Options A and B describe the opposite of public frustration, while D is incorrect because instability gave Nazi propaganda greater opportunity rather than stopping it.

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Nazism and the Rise of Hitler. Topic: Hitler’s Rise to Power.