Question

question 5 (1 point)
why was hitler angry about the treaty created after world war i?
a it rewarded germany unfairly
b it gave germany too much power
c it blamed germany and placed heavy economic punishment on it
d it ignored germany completely

question 6 (1 point)
what role did hitler’s speeches play in his rise to power?
a they focused on peaceful cooperation
b they entertained audiences with humor
c they explained complex laws clearly
d they blamed minorities and stirred strong emotions

question 7 (1 point)
part a:
which of the following identifies the central idea regarding hitler in the text?
a hitler gained a strong following during his dictatorship in germany, despite the cruelty he showed minority groups and his followers
b hitler’s obsession with power and racial cleansing has made him one of history’s most feared and remembered leaders
c hitler’s premature death has prevented people from completely understanding the motivations behind his violent actions
d hitler’s difficult childhood is believed to have contributed to his violent behavior and racist beliefs

Explanation:

Question 5:

The Treaty of Versailles (post-WWI) forced Germany to accept full blame for the war and imposed massive reparations, territorial losses, and military restrictions. Hitler exploited this resentment to gain support.

Question 6:

Hitler's speeches were inflammatory, targeting groups like Jews, communists, and minorities as scapegoats for Germany's problems. He used emotional rhetoric to rally angry Germans to his cause.

Question 7:

The central idea focuses on Hitler's defining legacy: his ruthless pursuit of power and his genocidal racial policies, which have made him one of history's most infamous leaders.

Answer:

Question 5: c. it blamed Germany and placed heavy economic punishment on it
Question 6: d. they blamed minorities and stirred strong emotions
Question 7: b. Hitler's obsession with power and racial cleansing has made him one of history's most feared and remembered leaders