Which needs did the Nazi message of work, bread and honour connect?
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Correct answer: Economic need and national emotions
The governing concept is the combination of material and emotional appeals in political mobilisation. “Work” and “bread” referred to employment, income and relief from poverty, while “honour” appealed to national pride and the desire to overcome the humiliation associated with defeat and Versailles. By joining everyday economic needs with patriotic feeling, the Nazis made their message attractive to different groups at once. Option A is correct because it identifies both sides of the slogan. Options B and C are too narrow, and D has no direct connection with the central promise of social recovery and national revival.
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Economic need and national emotions
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The governing concept is the combination of material and emotional appeals in political mobilisation. “Work” and “bread” referred to employment, income and relief from poverty, while “honour” appealed to national pride and the desire to overcome the humiliation associated with defeat and Versailles. By joining everyday economic needs with patriotic feeling, the Nazis made their message attractive to different groups at once. Option A is correct because it identifies both sides of the slogan. Options B and C are too narrow, and D has no direct connection with the central promise of social recovery and national revival.
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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