What was the effect of unstable Weimar governments on people?

Disappointment with democracy increased

Frequent changes of government, coalition disagreements, economic crises, and dependence on emergency powers made the Weimar Republic appear weak and ineffective to many Germans. Hyperinflation, unemployment, and later the Great Depression deepened public insecurity. In this situation, some people lost faith in parliamentary democracy and became willing to support parties that promised order, national strength, and decisive leadership. Therefore option A is correct. The instability did not satisfy everyone, eliminate the Nazi Party, or create full employment. Instead, it helped create conditions in which Nazi propaganda could present democracy as responsible for disorder and portray Hitler as the leader who could restore stability.

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