Why was early public discontent dangerous for Weimar democracy?
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Correct answer: It could reduce trust in democratic institutions
Early public discontent could weaken people’s trust in parliament, elected government and democratic institutions. This made the Weimar Republic less stable and could encourage support for extremist parties. Option D is the opposite: public anger often gave extremists an opportunity rather than reducing their influence. Exam tip: link the weakness of the Weimar Republic with public distrust and political instability.
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It could reduce trust in democratic institutions
Why is this the correct answer?
Early public discontent could weaken people’s trust in parliament, elected government and democratic institutions. This made the Weimar Republic less stable and could encourage support for extremist parties. Option D is the opposite: public anger often gave extremists an opportunity rather than reducing their influence. Exam tip: link the weakness of the Weimar Republic with public distrust and political instability.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Nazism and the Rise of Hitler. Topic: Birth of the Weimar Republic.
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