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What political system did the Nazi Party create by eliminating other political parties?

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Correct answer: One-party dictatorial system

After Hitler came to power, the Nazi regime used laws, police action, intimidation, and imprisonment to remove competing political parties. Trade unions and independent organisations were also brought under state control. With no legal opposition able to contest elections or criticise the government, the Nazi Party became the only authorised political organisation in Germany. This was not a multiparty or federal democracy; it was a one-party state ruled through dictatorship, censorship, and coercion. Option B is therefore correct because eliminating rival parties concentrated political authority in the Nazi leadership. Option A is the exact opposite, option C incorrectly suggests democratic federalism, and option D refers to colonial rule, which was not the political system created inside Germany.

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One-Party StatePolitical PartiesNazi DictatorshipHitler’s Rise To PowerHitler S Rise To PowerNazism And The Rise Of HitlerHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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One-party dictatorial system

Why is this the correct answer?

After Hitler came to power, the Nazi regime used laws, police action, intimidation, and imprisonment to remove competing political parties. Trade unions and independent organisations were also brought under state control. With no legal opposition able to contest elections or criticise the government, the Nazi Party became the only authorised political organisation in Germany. This was not a multiparty or federal democracy; it was a one-party state ruled through dictatorship, censorship, and coercion. Option B is therefore correct because eliminating rival parties concentrated political authority in the Nazi leadership. Option A is the exact opposite, option C incorrectly suggests democratic federalism, and option D refers to colonial rule, which was not the political system created inside Germany.

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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