Based on our understanding of charismatic leadership, which of the following was probably NOT a factor that contributed to Hitler's rise to power?

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Charismatic leadership often involves a leader's ability to inspire and motivate followers with their personal qualities and charisma, which is not necessarily tied to physical appearance. Therefore, Hitler's physical appearance is unlikely to have been a factor that contributed to his rise to power. The other three factors listed (the German defeat in World War I, Hitler's us-versus-them philosophy, and the economic crisis of the 1930s) have been widely recognized as important factors that contributed to Hitler's rise to power.

Based on Our Understanding of Charismatic Leadership, Which of the Following