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What aided Adolf Hitler's rise to power?
A number of factors: the general resentment in Germany of the peace conditions forced on it by the Versailles Treaty after WW 1; and the economic and financial collapse as a result of the Great Recession of 1929. It should be noted that the Nazi Party and Adolf Hitler came to power through regular elections for Parliament and by the appointment of Hitler as Chancellor by Germany's president.
In which country did adolf Hitler rise to power?
Germany
Who urged American leaders to build up the navy so that the U.S. could compete as a world power?
Alfred Thayer Mahan in his very insightful book, "The Influence of Seapower in History". Others who read the book included Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany, which fueled his desire for a large Navy, bringing direct conflict with Great Britain before WWI.
When did Hitler take power of Germany?
When I don't know But Hitler did come to power when Germany was in economic crisis and Hitler took advantage promising a "better economy". The economic crisis in Germany was due to the unjust conditions which were placed on Germany for supposedly "Attacking" the world during World War I and because of it, Germans became bitter towards other nations and was one of the reasons why World War II resulted.
What were the conditions in Germany that allowed Hitler to rise to power?
Hitler rose to power after the end of World War I. Germany was forced to pay reparations to France and the United Kingdom. Inflation was so bad that it took a wheelbarrow of cash to buy a loaf of bread. Hitler convinced the Germans that it was all the fault of the Jews and that he could get them out of the depression.
Why did Italy Japan and Germany form axis power?
They were desperate
How has the executive article fueled debate on presidential power?
The executive article fueled debate on presidential power because of the people. They thought the president does not have enough power.
What is the largest source of man made mercury in the environment?
power plants fueled by fossil fuels
Why was Albert Einstein thrown out of Germany?
Albert Einstein was not "thrown out of Germany." He left Germany to visit the United States in 1933 and when Hitler came to power he chose not to return because of the anti-Jewish conditions that Hitler's rise to power portended.
How did adholf Hitler gain power?
Through mass persuasion. He made lots of promises and Germany was suffering and desperate for a leader at the time because their Weimar system was weak.
When was the first electric power plant invented?
1921 in Wisconsin it was a coal fueled power plant
When did Felix maramba invented the coconut fueled power generator?
bistoingk
How did Germany increases it power in late 1800?
In the late 1800s, Germany increased its power primarily through the unification of the various duchies, principalities, and other territories which comprised the Germanic regions of Central Europe. Especially through the efforts of Otto Von Bismarck, what had once been disorganized and often competing entities were unified into the modern nation of Germany -- now governed by a single power and fueled by the ambition to outdo other European nations in the bid for dominance in the global community.
What does fueled mean?
Materials such as coal,gas, or oil that is burned to produce heat or power.
What does a transformer do in a nuclear reactor?
The same thing as in a fossil fueled or hydroelectric power plant.
What is the difference in how heat is obtained in geothermal power plant and fossil fueled power plants?
Geothermal energy comes from the earth, meaning getting heat from magma within the earth, whereas fossil fueled power plants burn fossil fuels, like oil turned into gas.
Where does America's electricity come from?
the north American power grid wich is fueled by power plants eg a wind turbine or a nuclear power plant.
