How did the nazi leadership of germany respond to the problems of the great depression? a) germany incorporated a new deal program. b) adolf hitler promoted a classless society. c) the people formed a multi-coalition government. d) the nazi government took command of the economy.

D) The Nazi government took command of the economy

Explanation:

German Economy was also affected due to the Great Depression, its recovery began with the strategies of Hitler's finance minister Hjalmar schacht. He ignored the free market liberalism, stopped sending money outside Germany, limited foreign trade and restricted imports, the private industry were impelled  to reinvest the profits in the manufacturing that was approved by the state.  

Government Spending on public works such as construction of autobahn(Highways), investing in economy and rural electrification played a vital role in its recovery. Despite the government programs the standard of living stayed  low for the Germans but it caused decline in unemployment rates.  German economy remained low in productivity but the farmers started to prosper by 1935 and the industrial production rose higher than what it was in 1929.

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first   the islam it is not religion order to kill for we be clear .

so bin laden he not was man of religion   for he use they taught sound islamic theology.

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so the answer > they used radical persuasive rhetoric

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