Question

In germany, how did the nazi government build support for its ideology? check all that apply.

Answer 1

The ideology of Nazism is socialism, often known as nationalist socialism (NA-ZI). Recognize that Hitler was but one socialist party or fraction competing to rule Germany. Hitler required a competitive advantage. He struck an agreement with businesspeople. Despite their dislike, he was well-liked. He may have been viewed as a moron who would ruin himself. It didn't take place. Conservatives or capitalists had rightful interests. They desired to safeguard their money. They didn't want to give up their title to the land. Hitler had to make sure that these businessmen didn't feel cut off from their factories. So, he got what he wanted while also giving them what they wanted. After the conflict, they kept their capital. Specifically, real estate (if not destroyed). Business has conflicting motivations for Hitler to succeed. They would have undoubtedly wished for the conflict to end quickly. Hitler therefore rejected capitalism and its property rights as a socialist, but at the last minute he conceded title 'practically,' giving him an advantage over his unworkable socialist faction warriors who would only ruin industry. Therefore, he is not a capitalist. He rejected the voluntarism and property rights that are the cornerstones of markets.

Answer 2

First you need to know the theory of the "Aryan race". The Aryan race was hitlers belief that the germans were a flawless race, known as Aryan's. He believed that the Aryan race had sole divinity over all other races and that the Jews were an unholy race that was tearing down the Aryan culture. Of course the Aryan race did not actually exist. He made the German population feel special about their culture to the point the viewed themselves as above all other countries and races. A fun fact is that the Aryan race wasn't one of Hitler's mind tricks. He actually believed it.