Question

Hitler took over the German Workers Party and renamed it
A. Secular German Workers
B. Socialist Workers of Germany
C. National Socialist German Workers Party
D. National Workers of Germany
E. None of these.

Answer 1

Hint:Hitler joined a small group of people which was known as the German Workers Party. Hitler afterward gained control over the organization and gave it a new name and it is famously known as nazi party.

Complete answer:
Hitler took over the German Workers Party and renamed it a National Socialist German Workers Party. The same party came into power in Germany during 1933 and was led by Adolf Hitler and controlled by totalitarian methods until 1945. In 1920, Hitler prepared a 25-points program which became the basis for the party.
The program was focused on getting rid of the Treaty of Versailles and the growth of the German Territory. The party’s design was basically to attract support from the working class.
By the end of 1921, Hitler had forced the other members and had complete control over the party. Under the supervision of Hitler, the Nazi party was growing reliably in the home base of Bavaria.
The party formed a strong-arm group that could protect the parties and gatherings. The party had members from paramilitary organizations as well as war veterans and together they were known as Sturmabteilung.
In 1923 the party tried to gain control over the Bavarian state government expecting nationwide chaos against the Weimar Republic but they failed and this failed attempt to take control led Adolf Hitler to jail for most of 1924.

Hence the correct answer is option C.

Note:The party consisted of members from the working-class, war veterans, paramilitary organizations. The Nazi party formed armed ready groups which used to support the activities such as rallies and meetings of the party. Hitler and the party also tried to capture the Bavarian state government but failed and this led Hitler behind the bars of a prison.