The nazi party most strongly appealed to the german people because it

Answer

The correct answer is that it blamed others for losing the World War I.

Explanation

The leader of the Nazi Party, Adolf Hitler had constantly criticized the leadership of the Germany for accepting the treaty of Versailles which entirely blamed Germany of the war and punished it through its provision thereof. The masses in Germany, who were dissatisfied of the Weimar Republic thus saw hope in the Nazi Party to spirit their sense of nationalism for the betterment of Germany.

Further Explanation

The masses in Germany were skeptical of the performance of Weimar Republic who they felt had cheated Germany in general. The rise of the Hitler thus facilitated the nationalistic fervor the masses in Germany who felt the sense of humiliation with the defeat of Germany in First World War.  The Weimar Republic was further criticized of leaving the citizens in the downtrodden state and Hitler thus appealed them with the range of demands and promise which could uplift Germany.

The National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP), also known as Nazi Party, was extremely organized and determined to spread their propaganda and thus gradually became popular in Germany.  This hence saw the rise of Hitler in Germany and the downfall of Weimar Republic.

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Rise of Hitler, Collapse of Weimar Republic, causes of World War 2, Nazi Party in Germany, why was Hitler popular.

it would be  

germany had to pay all damages related to the war.

and i think

germany had to take sole responsibility for the war.