Which of the following conditions in Germany helped lead to Adolf Hitler's rise to power in the 1920s? A. Germans were angry about the nation's failing economy.

B. Germans were angry about what all they were forced to give up in the Treaty of Versailles.

C. All of these choices are correct.

D. German people were becoming more and more distrustful of other races and cultures.

C (All of these choices are correct)

Explanation: Germany was forced to give up land, dramatically reduce its military, and where forced to provide concessions to the Allied Powers after WWI due to the Treaty of Versailles. This in turn put a large strain on the economy and lead to huge hyperinflation of the German mark. However Germans did not really become more distrustful of other races till the NSDAP gained a lot of power.