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Umnica [9.8K]
3 years ago
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War leads to cultural diffusion by? (Please answer ASAP if possible)A: Forcing soldiers to spend time in foreign lands. B: givin

g generals more power over governments. C: destroying religious buildings and holy sites. D: disrupting economic activities in a country.
Social Studies
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Irina18 [472]3 years ago
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Answer:

A

Explanation

it is right because took a quiz on it and the correct answer was A so

dsp733 years ago
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Answer:

A

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Spain acquired an authoritarian regime ruled by a tyrant who remained in power since 1939 having won the civil war against the Republicans, until the end of this regime in 1976 with the transition to democracy. In Spain, a general malaise was generated due to a deep economic and political-social crisis, facing this crisis rises a figure that encompasses all the traditional ideals of a polarized Spain in a period in turn quite complex as is the second world war that more than being an armed conflict between Powers was also a fight between ideologies. Francisco Franco was a military general who under a nationalist ideology very similar to Italian fascism it mutated to become a new notation of fascism, Francoism, a type of regime that encompasses the authoritarianism of Conventional fascism together with the totalitarianism of Nazi Germany. Francoism is a clear example of repression, violence, anti-democracy, totalitarianism, authoritarianism, and union.

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