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Why did totalitarian dictatorship gain power in Europe between World War 1 and World War 2?
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What caused the outbreak of world war 2 in Europe?
World War II was a result of the growth of fascist dictatorship in Europe
What was the Columbian exchange was a transfer of people goods and ideas between?
the Old World and the New World Europe and the Americas
The columbian exchange was a transfer of people goods and ideas between?
the Old World and the New World Europe and the Americas
What did the political confusion and instability in Europe between World War 1 and World War 2 produce?
World war 2.
How did mongols incresa contact with the rest of the world?
contact between Europe , china and other country
What did the McCarran Act propose to do?
Declaring that " world communism has its sole purpose the establishment of a totalitarian dictatorship in America"
In the 1920s and 1930s why did the world aee a rise in totalitarian governments?
Post-WW I Europe: The Rise of Totalitarian Governments I. The Treaty of Versailles, 1919 1.
Which factor contributed most to the rise of totalitarian governments in Europe World War 2?
world wide economic depression
What was Italy's government like before World War 2?
No it was a kingdom that Mussolini turned into a totalitarian dictatorship.
What caused the outbreak of world war 2 in Europe?
World War II was a result of the growth of fascist dictatorship in Europe
Which of these is the BEST explanation for Germany's turn to a totalitarian dictator between the World Wars?
massive economic hardships caused by the Great Depression
Where in this world is Andorra?
In Europe between France and Spain.
Was world war between Europe?
Well,yeah!
Where in the world is the alps?
Europe, between Italy and Switzerland.
Europe's first of totalarian dictator?
During WW II, Europe had three totalitarian rulers, who were Adolf Hitler, Francisco Franco, and Benito Mussolini.
Why were people so willing to give up their rights to totalitarian rulers during world war 1?
People through out history have been willing to give up rights to kings and rulers. They didn’t know about or think about “rights” because they were told that rulers were chosen by God. It isn’t until the Enlightenment that the idea of “natural rights “ was introduced. In many countries in the 1900’s people still didn’t understand the concept of rights and were fine with an totalitarian dictatorship. There are countries today that are still governed by dictatorship and the United States may be headed that way.
What was the Columbian exchange was a transfer of people goods and ideas between?
the Old World and the New World Europe and the Americas
