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In the 1930s, democratic nations generally responded to the rise of Dictatorship with a mix of appeasement and isolationism. Many countries, particularly in Europe, hoped to avoid conflict by conceding to the demands of aggressive regimes, as seen in the Munich Agreement with Nazi Germany. Additionally, the Great Depression led to economic struggles, prompting many democracies to focus inward and prioritize domestic issues over international threats. Ultimately, this reluctance to confront dictators directly contributed to the expansion of authoritarian regimes leading up to World War II.

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