How was democracy viewed in Nazi ideology?
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Correct answer: As a weak and ineffective system
Nazi ideology opposed democracy, multi-party politics and individual freedom. Hitler supported an authoritarian state led by a powerful leader, so democracy was regarded as weak and ineffective. Option B describes democratic values, which were contrary to Nazism. Exam tip: remember Nazism through authoritarian rule, one-party control and the cult of the leader.
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As a weak and ineffective system
Why is this the correct answer?
Nazi ideology opposed democracy, multi-party politics and individual freedom. Hitler supported an authoritarian state led by a powerful leader, so democracy was regarded as weak and ineffective. Option B describes democratic values, which were contrary to Nazism. Exam tip: remember Nazism through authoritarian rule, one-party control and the cult of the leader.
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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Nazism and the Rise of Hitler. Topic: The Nazi Worldview.
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