How was the name of the Nazi Party useful in attracting workers?

It created wider appeal through national and socialist words

The official name, National Socialist German Workers’ Party, was carefully chosen as part of political communication. “National” appealed to people who wanted German unity and national revival, while “Socialist” and “Workers’” suggested concern for ordinary people and economic justice. These words helped the party appear broader than a narrow conservative or purely middle-class organisation, even though Nazi policies were not socialist in the Marxist sense and the regime later destroyed independent workers’ organisations. Option A is correct because the name combined nationalist and social language to widen the party’s appeal. The other options misrepresent its target audience or insert a word, democracy, that was not in the name.

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