What was Enabling Act which was passed by Hitler after he took control over Germany.

The Enabling Act was a law passed in March 1933 after Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany.

• It gave Hitler the authority to pass laws without the approval of the Reichstag (parliament) or the President.
• This meant the government could ignore the constitution and issue decrees directly.
• It marked the beginning of Hitler’s dictatorship, as it removed all checks on his power.
• With this act, the Nazi regime could ban political parties, control the press, and silence opposition.

In short, the Enabling Act legally established Hitler’s absolute rule in Germany.