A coalition government (paragraph 14) is one in which - When two or more parties exchange members due to differences in policies When two or more parties switch their positions on issues Two or more parties cooperate to form a majority When two or more parties issue a joint statement on a law or decree 2 Multiple Choice 1 point What issue did the Nazis take advantage of to become a mainstream party in the late 1920s? Hitler's popularity The Great Depression Hyperinflation Hatred of the Jews

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A coalition government (paragraph 14) is one in which - When two or more parties exchange members due to differences in policies When two or more parties switch their positions on issues Two or more parties cooperate to form a majority When two or more parties issue a joint statement on a law or decree 2 Multiple Choice 1 point What issue did the Nazis take advantage of to become a mainstream party in the late 1920s? Hitler's popularity The Great Depression Hyperinflation Hatred of the Jews

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1. A coalition government is one in which:- Two or more parties cooperate to form a majority.2. What issue did the Nazis take advantage of to become a mainstream party in the late 1920s?- The Great Depression.

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