How did Dawe's plan affect Hitler?

Dawe's plan, known as the Dawes Plan, was implemented in 1924 to address Germany's reparations payments following World War I. It provided for a staggered payment schedule and loans from the U.S. to stabilize the German economy. This economic relief allowed Hitler to gain popular support by promoting national recovery and revitalization, ultimately helping him rise to power. However, the plan's temporary success also contributed to the later economic instability that Hitler exploited to further his agenda.