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What factors contributed to the rise of fascism in Germany?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Two of the greatest factors that contributed to the rise of fascism in Germany was the crippling reparations that were placed on Germany after World War I, and the world-wide Great Depression, which made economic matters even worse. 

Answered by JackelineCasarez
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The factors that acted as the contributors to the growth of fascism in Germany would be:

- The Great Depression.

- Impeding Remunerations.

- Social Discomfort.

Fascism is characterized as the authoritarian ideology in which totalitarian governance is given significance through repression and strong regimentation.

The factors that led to the rise of such an ideology would be as follows:

- The discontent among the public further gave rise to this mindset.

- Poor Economic Conditions due to the Great Depression led people to struggle and an atmosphere of discomfort and distress.  

- Lack of unity in the political parties and inactive state of government and its incompetency was the other cause.

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