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In which situation did Hitler’s strong-leader image become more popular among people?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: When people were troubled by economic and political crisis

A strong-leader image usually becomes more persuasive when people feel that ordinary institutions cannot solve urgent problems. During the Great Depression, Germany faced mass unemployment, business failures, poverty, political instability, and fear of revolutionary conflict. Nazi propaganda presented Hitler as a decisive leader who could replace parliamentary disagreement with unity, discipline, employment, and national revival. This image was constructed through speeches, rallies, newspapers, radio, symbols, and carefully managed public appearances; it was not simply a natural personal quality. Option A is correct because economic and political crisis increased the appeal of an authoritarian promise. Prosperity and party agreement would reduce that appeal, while the absence of propaganda would make the image harder to spread.

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Strong LeaderGreat DepressionPolitical CrisisNazi PropagandaHitler’s Rise To PowerHitler S Rise To PowerNazism And The Rise Of HitlerHistory

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When people were troubled by economic and political crisis

Why is this the correct answer?

A strong-leader image usually becomes more persuasive when people feel that ordinary institutions cannot solve urgent problems. During the Great Depression, Germany faced mass unemployment, business failures, poverty, political instability, and fear of revolutionary conflict. Nazi propaganda presented Hitler as a decisive leader who could replace parliamentary disagreement with unity, discipline, employment, and national revival. This image was constructed through speeches, rallies, newspapers, radio, symbols, and carefully managed public appearances; it was not simply a natural personal quality. Option A is correct because economic and political crisis increased the appeal of an authoritarian promise. Prosperity and party agreement would reduce that appeal, while the absence of propaganda would make the image harder to spread.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

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

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