Fascism's stress on the greatness of the nation may have appealed to germans who were struggling with high inflation o anxious to recover from the devastation of war angry and humiliated by the harsh treatment germany received after world war i done

After the WWs, Germany was forced by the rest of the world to pay harsh and heavy reparations. This caused many Germans to be angry and humiliated. It was to these people that fascism's stress on the greatness of the nation appealed to.

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Explanation:

B

Explanation:

Having a fascist ruler with a  firm grasp on all aspects of life may have appealed to people who were

anxious to prevent another war

anxious to see order restored after a period of unrest and disorder  

unwilling to give up political control to a dictator

third one.

angry and humiliated by the harsh treatment Germany received after World War I

Well, let's think about this.

You're a German that just lost the 1st World War due to the Kaiser and now all his pals are running the government. They bent over and let the Allies slap them with some harsh reprimands.

But now here comes a guy saying it wasn't your fault, it was someone else's fault! You're actually a great German in a great nation!

Wouldn't that appeal to you?

The answer is C.

After the WWs, Germany was forced by the rest of the world to pay harsh and heavy reparations. This caused many Germans to be angry and humiliated. It was to these people that fascism's stress on the greatness of the nation appealed to.

Germans who were victims of WW 1. By the 1930s, Germans were tired of failure. They had lost WWI, been told it was their fault, and the ineffectual Weimar Republic had bungled the German government ever since, failing to adequately cope with multiple economic crises, which made life for everyday Germans exceedingly difficult.