Answer:
Nationalism is basically a build up of fascism.
The 3 most notable empire were during world war 2 who were nationalists (facist).
Them three being
Japan (Empire of Japan)
Germany (Na..zi Germany)
Italy (Italian Empire)
japan was torn apart because the war was comming closer to their main land and they have to fight for their country. Eventually they were nu…k..ed, Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Germany was torn apart because the USSR (soviets) started fighting back and started winning, the western front was also making signignifcant progress in pushing germany back. Eventual when the allies reached Berlin, Hitler committed suici..d..e. The d..eath of h….t.le.r and the allies in germany ended the regime.
The Italians were torn apart because of the landings of the allies in Greece and they were loosing a lot of wars. Mussolini was eventually overthrown and killed by a bunch of bystanders.
In late November, early December, the Irish rebellion descended into anarchy as repressed hatred between old Irish Catholics and the new protestant settlers resulted in extreme violence.
Stress tends to manifest it self in emotional,phyical,and behavioral changes
Answer:
Because socialism it is considered to run counter to the basic ideas that the United States is built upon.
Explanation:
The ideas of freedom and liberty have a long history in the United States. The Founding Fathers were staunch defenders of the freedom of every individual to choose their own life, and the liberty of being free from oppression. These became the basic ideals which the United States was built upon. The economic system of capitalism, based on private property, free from state interference, was seen as the embodiment of the ideals of the United States. Socialism, on the other hand, advocates for the end of capitalism and its replacement by a different economic system based on collective ownership of the means of production and a centrally-planned economy. <u>A state-planned economy and the end of private property as advocated by socialism is seen by many as running counter to the basic ideas of individual freedom and liberty that they think define the United States</u>.