Question

adolf hitler & the beer hall putsch
in 1919, adolf hitler joined the german workers party, a right - wing extreme nationalist party in munich. he moved up the ranks and grew into an effective speaker, delivering speeches in front of large crowds in munich. hitlers speeches spoke against marxists and jewish people and in favor of nationalist and traditional values. his speeches brought even larger crowds during the economic crisis.
in july 1921, hitler was introduced as führer and hitler changed the name of the party to the national socialist german workers party, or nazi party for short.
by 1923, still angered by the economic and political problems of inflation and poor leadership, hitler decided to take matters into his own hands. the nazis staged the beer hall putsch in munich, a failed takeover of the government in bavaria, a state in southern germany.
in 1924, hitler was sentenced to 5 years in jail for treason but only served 9 months. while the take - over was unsuccessful, the attempt brought hitler and the nazis national attention. when he got out of prison, he was even more popular and well known. going forward the nazis would focus on winning elections rather than taking over by force.
what was the result of hitlers 5 - year prison sentence?

Explanation:

The text states that although Hitler was sentenced to 5 years in jail for treason, he only served 9 months. However, the failed putsch (the Beer Hall Putsch) brought Hitler and the Nazis national attention. When he got out of prison, he was even more popular and well - known. As a result, going forward, the Nazis would focus on winning elections rather than taking over by force.

Answer:

Hitler only served 9 months. The failed putsch brought him and the Nazis national attention. After his release, he was more popular, and the Nazis decided to focus on winning elections instead of forceful take - overs.