How did the treaty of versailles pave the way for the nazi party to gain control of germany?
a. by limiting the territory of germany
b. by making the german people pay for the war
c. by assigning germany total responsibility for the war
d. by creating resentment and anger among the german people

The Treaty of Versailles was signed in 1919 after the First World War. The signatories were America, France, Britain and the Allied states, on the one hand, and Germany on the other. This agreement included penalties in the form of loss of territory, military and economic provisions that caused the problems and humiliation of Germany. Hitler used the dissatisfaction of the Germans and declared all measures of the agreement responsible for economic problems. Thus he strengthened the Nazi party and armed Germany and then took power in order to restore national pride.

The answer is D.

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