Answer:
(1) Severe economic disruption.
(2) Chaos amongst the other parties
(3) Chaos in the streets -,
(4) Hitler outmanuevered all of his rivals
Step-by-step explanation:
The Great Depression hit Germany hard. Prior to 1929, the Nazi Party was a tiny regional party going no where. It polled 2.6% of the vote in 1928. After the Depression and the resulting unrest, the Nazis experienced dramatic gains. In the September, 1930 election, they polled 18.3% and were the second largest party. In the July, 1932 election, they polled 37.4% and became the largest party. Another election was held in November, 1932, and they polled 33.1%.