Chapter 34: The Age of Anxiety: The Rise of National Socialism in Germany Quiz

The introduction of National Socialism in Germany can certainly be attributed to the economic and social conditions in Germany following the conclusion of World War One and the Great Depression. However, it can also be argued that such a movement wouldn't have been possible without the leadership and charisma of Adolf Hitler. The rise of Nazism in Germany during this period can be seen as a direct result of the unfinished political and economic crisis of the earlier 20^th century.