Question

1 point
president paul von hindenburg appointed adolf hitler as chancellor, thinking it would help tame his radical right wing political beliefs and protect against the surging communist threat in germany.
true
false
1 point
during times of economic stability during the weimar republic, german citizens tended to vote for the center party and the social democrat party (spd).
true
false
1 point
the national socialist german workers party had strong communist ties to the soviet union.
true
false
1 point
the hitler jugend (hj) was an organization that indoctrinated german boys with the nazi party ideals.

Explanation:

1. Hindenburg appointed Hitler as Chancellor in 1933, believing conservative allies could moderate his views and counter communist growth.
2. In stable Weimar periods, moderate parties like the Center Party and SPD (which favored democratic, pro-status quo policies) gained more support, while extremist parties lost ground.
3. The Nazi Party was fiercely anti-communist; the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact was a temporary strategic alliance, not ideological ties.
4. The Hitler Jugend was a Nazi youth organization designed to indoctrinate young boys with Nazi ideology, including nationalism, militarism, and Nazi racial beliefs.

Answer:

1. True
2. True
3. False
4. True