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How did the great depression change Germany politically?
The Great Depression had a significant impact on Germany politically. The economic crisis fueled widespread discontent and desperation among the German people, leading to a rise in support for extremist political parties such as the Nazi Party. This ultimately allowed Adolf Hitler to exploit the situation and gain power, leading to the establishment of a totalitarian regime and ultimately World War II.
How did the Great Depression eventually change German politically?
The Great Depression hit Germany particularly badly as many areas of the economy were dependent on short-term loans from abroad, especially the U.S., and these were not renewed. When the Great Depression struck the process of government became increasingly unwieldy, and from October 1930 onwards the Chancellor relied to a large extent on rule by decree. The country also became increasingly polarized. It lack a broadly based 'conventional' right-wing party, and the popularity of the Nazi party rose sharply.
Why did fidel Castro refer African Americans as the most politically advanced group?
they were trying to change the system
How did the great depression impact the United states and Germany differently?
It contributed to the fall of democracy in Germany, But not in the United States
This was a major social change during the great depression?
repeal of prohibition
