Plz me fast! which contributed to hitler’s rise to power in germany? a)hitler scapegoated german jews by blaming them for germany’s bad economy and defeat in world war i. b)hitler named several prominent german jews to office to demonstrate his willingness to work with the opposition. c)hitler agreed that all jewish citizens of germany could move to palestine, removing many of his opponents from the political scene. d)hitler received the votes of most german jews, who welcomed his promise to restore the nation to its former greatness.

   A) Hitler scapegoated German Jews by blaming them for Germany’s bad economy and defeat in World War I

Explanation:    Hitler's rise took place during the 1930's, when there was a very bad economic situation in Germany, caused by, among others, the Great Depression. Hitler blamed the Jews for being successful and wealthy people, claiming that Jews are just undermining the German economy. In general, he claimed that the Great Depression was the result of the actions of world bankers, masons, capitalists, where, according to him, were mainly Jews. He offered a solution for the recovery of the economy, and in such times it is an acceptable story by the poor and humiliated people. However, people were not humiliated and left without national pride because the Jews were guilty of this, but because of the fact that Germany lost the WWI, publicly humiliated by the world as the main culprit for the launch of the WWI, and thus punished for trying to achieve its imperialist aspirations through the WWI. Hitler only skillfully used the situation, blaming the Jews, in an effort to realize his crazy vision of a superior race, and the elimination of all those who were inferior in his delusional vision.

Such ideas of superiority, the cleansing of the nation from those who undermine the economy and the return of pride are excellent stories in bad times for gaining popularity, political upheaval, and a quick conquest of power.