Adolf Hitler was the totalitarian dictator who rose to power in Germany and aggressively seized foreign territory that set the stage for another world war.
Answer: Option B
Step-by-step explanation:
After 2 decades from the First World War, the Second World War was started. Germany's Adolf Hitler and his Nazi group was the major reason for the outbreak of WW II. WW I made Germany be upset and weaken and also the political and economic systems were completely weakened.
When he turned into chancellor of Germany in 1933, he considered himself as a supreme leader (Führer). He put to an end to the democracy and racially (pure Germans or Aryan) motivated his nation.
Hitler had a dream of invading Poland but they had the military support from France and British. Yet his army attacked Poland and invaded from the western part of the country. Thus made France and the British declare war against Germany which led to WW II.