Both war gave the people in both countries rights. The divine right of the kings was taken away. In England the people got a bill of rights and in France a constitution. The French king was killed (not replaced) and the English king was driven out of the country and his daughter and son in law became king and queen.
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Consuls:
The two most powerful leaders in the republic
Led the Roman military in times of peace
Senators:
Held position for unlimited terms
Controlled matters of finance
Tribunes:
Part of the Roman assembly
Created laws
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Both leaders promised to restore national pride during a time of crisis.
Explanation:
German after the Treaty of Versailles, face instability in the country with economic depression and political instability which allowed Hitler to come into power by promising a stable situation with a rising economy and pride. Italy after World War I slipped into political chaos where politicians were weak and corrupted. Strong fascism began to rise in the nation among the people. Both Adolf Hitler's Nazi party (Nazism) and Benito Mussolini's Fascist party (Fascism) rule German and Italy through a dictatorship. Both displayed Nationalism through taking it to an extreme by uniting their states with leading mass marches and military parades.
