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📝 Hitler's policies were popular with many sections of the German people

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Q1. What was the primary legal justification used by the Nazis to claim the Enabling Law did not violate the Weimar Constitution?

🔹 A. It was a temporary wartime measure

🔹 B. It received a two‑thirds majority vote

🔹 C. It was ratified by the Supreme Court

🔹 D. IT WAS ENDORSED BY THE POPE

💡 Difficulty: easy | ✅ Correct: B

Q2. A German citizen in 1934 is asked to sign a loyalty oath to the Führer. Which psychological factor most likely contributed to widespread compliance?

🔹 A. Cognitive dissonance

🔹 B. Group conformity and fear of ostracism

🔹 C. Optimism bias

🔹 D. SUNK COST FALLACY

💡 Difficulty: medium | ✅ Correct: B

Q3. How did the Enabling Law facilitate the subsequent Gleichschaltung (coordination) of German society?

🔹 A. By granting local governments more autonomy

🔹 B. By centralizing legislative power in the Chancellor

🔹 C. By encouraging multi‑party coalitions

🔹 D. BY MANDATING REFERENDUMS ON ALL POLICIES

💡 Difficulty: hard | ✅ Correct: B

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