Question

fascisms stress on the greatness of the nation may have appealed to germans who were
struggling with high inflation
anxious to recover from the devastation of war
angry and humiliated by the harsh treatment germany received after world war i
complete
having a fascist ruler with a firm grasp on all aspects of life may have appealed to people who were
anxious to prevent another war
anxious to see order restored after a period of unrest and disorder
unwilling to give up political control to a dictator
done

Explanation:

For the first question: Fascism's nationalist rhetoric resonated strongly with Germans who felt betrayed and humiliated by the harsh reparations and territorial losses imposed by the Treaty of Versailles after WWI, which left the nation embittered.
For the second question: Fascist regimes emphasized strict order and control, which appealed to people who had experienced chaos, unrest, and instability (such as economic crises and political upheaval) and desired a return to structured, orderly society.

Answer:

First question: angry and humiliated by the harsh treatment Germany received after World War I
Second question: anxious to see order restored after a period of unrest and disorder