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📝 The Enabling Law 23 March 1933 and Hitler in Power

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Q1. On which date was the Enabling Law officially passed by the Reichstag?

🔹 A. A) 30 January 1933

🔹 B. B) 23 March 1933

🔹 C. C) 15 April 1933

🔹 D. D) 1 May 1933

💡 Difficulty: easy | ✅ Correct: B

Q2. Why did Hitler convince President Hindenburg that emergency legislation was vital after the Reichstag fire?

🔹 A. A) To protect agricultural interests

🔹 B. B) To prevent a perceived communist uprising

🔹 C. C) To accelerate economic reforms

🔹 D. D) To strengthen ties with the military

💡 Difficulty: medium | ✅ Correct: B

Q3. If the Enabling Law had not been passed, which alternative method might Hitler have pursued to consolidate power?

🔹 A. A) Organizing a nationwide referendum on his policies

🔹 B. B) Implementing a series of emergency decrees through the President’s authority

🔹 C. C) Forming a coalition government with the Social Democrats

🔹 D. D) Petitioning the League of Nations for support

💡 Difficulty: hard | ✅ Correct: B

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