Economic conditions after World War I led to

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beks73 [17]4 years ago

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Answer: The rise of fascism, Nazism, the strengthening of weapon production and WWII

Explanation: The economic conditions after the First World War and the period of the 1930's were marked by the economic crisis. These opportunities are usually the ideal ground for the outcome of totalitarian regimes, which in their politic programs offer a recovery of the economy, the revival of production and the return of national pride, which is usually shaken by poor economic opportunities. Thus, Mussolini and Fascism appear in Italy and Hitler with Nazism in Germany, with demagogic and inflammatory speeches about a glorious future. These and such "national uprising" mean the launching of an economy and, of course, the production of weapons in order to restore unjustly seized territories, and to acquire the living space necessary for national and economic revival. Such conditions lead to the imposition of will by force, occupation and ultimately to WWII.

loris [4]4 years ago

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After WW1 there were extreme fascists rulers like Hitler and Mussolini. They created there own authoritarian governments. and your answer is

A<span> rise in authoritarian governments and fascism in Europe</span>

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