What was one issue that caused german citizens to be willing to accept new leadership?

the lack of economic stability
the loss of government protection
the lack of a strong ruler
the loss of territory after the war

The correct option is "the lack of a strong ruler"

The Great Depression brought new times for the German revolutionary. For years Hitler had predicted that it would come and while several banks declared bankruptcy and millions lost their jobs, he declared his satisfaction, because he understood that the time was opportune for his revolutionary discourse.

The economic instability of the Great Depression soon spread to the political field and benefited Hitler. In March 1930, Heinrich Brüning was appointed Chancellor of Germany by President Paul von Hindenburg, since the outgoing Chancellor was unable to get the parliamentary majority to govern. Brüning did not get it either, but he remained in power thanks to the presidential decrees of Hindenburg. In this way, the Chancellor's will was subject to the President's will, and the will of the German Parliament was relegated to the background. However, Brüning was a Democrat, and proceeded to call new elections, hoping to obtain the necessary parliamentary majority to govern without the approval of Hindenburg. Ironically, the parliamentary elections of 1930 would not contribute to the strengthening of democracy, since they would turn the Nazi Party into the second political force of Germany and the Communist Party into the third.

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Explanation:

some american cities felt workers were being oppressed by business monopolies