Question

parliament passed the enabling act, which
outlawed free speech.
outlawed the nazi party.
made hitler a dictator.
made hitler chancellor.

Explanation:

The Enabling Act in Germany in 1933 gave Hitler dictatorial powers. It allowed the Reich government to issue laws without the consent of Germany's parliament, laying the foundation for Nazi - totalitarian rule. It did not outlaw free speech or the Nazi Party (the Nazi Party was already on the rise and in power), and Hitler was already Chancellor before the Enabling Act but this act made him a dictator.

Answer:

made Hitler a dictator.