Which of the following would not be seen as a reason that citizens in post-war europe would support dictators?
a. many countries were left in a chaotic state.
b. many saw their governments as incapable of dealing with economic problems.
c. many were worried about how new governments would affect minority groups.
d. many felt desperate enough to support anyone who could promise a way out of economic depression.

The correct answer is C) Many were worried about how new governments would affect minority groups.

What was NOT a reason that citizens in post-war Europe would support dictators was "Many were worried about how new governments would affect minority groups."

The reasons why European people supported dictators were the following: many countries were left in a chaotic state, many saw their governments as incapable of dealing with economic problems, many were worried about how new governments would affect minority groups, and many felt desperate enough to support anyone who could promise a way out of economic depression.

After World War 1 and after the Depression, many European countries were living in difficult economic situations. People were desperate because they were poor, hungry, and jobs were scarce. They only needed to hear the appropriate words to support anyone, and that is what future dictators did.

That is how Adolph Hitler became the leader in Germany, Joseph Stalin became the leader of the Soviet Union, Bento Mussolini of Italy.

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