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Lerok [7]
3 years ago
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Defend the following statement using a thesis and contextualization in a 1 paragraph format. Differences in world view ideologie

s drove the course of conflict in World War II in Europe.
History
1 answer:
Gnoma [55]3 years ago
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Answer: Exactly.

Explanation:

It's one for several reasons, but one of the important ones. In Europe in the first place, the end of World War I saw the rise of totalitarian regimes, primarily Germany and Italy, the Soviet Union but also Spain. These ideological worldviews are directly opposed to a democracy that had a foothold in Britain, France, the United States. Two directly opposed ideological patterns inevitably had to lead to war. Totalitarianism posed a threat to civilization because of everything it contained within its doctrine. The principles of totalitarian regimes include elements that grossly violate fundamental human rights.

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