Which contributed to hitler’s rise to power in germany?
hitler scapegoated german jewish people by blaming them for germany’s bad economy and defeat in world war i.
hitler named several prominent german jewish people to office to demonstrate his willingness to work with the opposition.
hitler agreed that all jewish citizens of germany could move to palestine, removing many of his opponents from the political scene.
hitler received the votes of most german jewish people, who welcomed his promise to restore the nation to its former greatness.

A is correct.

Explanation: Jewish people were discriminated and scapagoated already in  Middle Ages. Hitler´s accusations was something not totally exceptional. The same degree of anti-semitism existed already in 19th century ...with social Darwinism, nationalism, scapegoating became even more visible. Jews were considered "impure" especially in a spiritual sense of the word. Already in 1886 Edouard Drumont´s "La France juive", the bible of anti-semitism of that time. After the defeat in the Great War and with economic crisis, it was necessary to find a culprit. Hitler´s focus on Jews was quite natural at that time they were accused from everything. Anti-semitism was everywhere and Hitler needed votes to become chancellor and to establish the Third Reich.

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