It's a very hard question to answer, and scholars are trying hard to find an answer. As a general phenomenon in Europe, it wasn't simply the result of the Great Depression. Many of the post-WW1 European dictatorships came into being much earlier. Soviet Union, 1918-21; Italy, 1922; Hungary, 1919-20; Poland, 1925; Romania, 1923(?); Yugoslavia ?. Most of these countries had some of the superficial forms of democracies, but nothing more than that. One should add Spain, Portugal, Austria and of course Germany to the list, also the Baltic Republics. Also, many democracies had only just replaced monarchies, so they were weak, and were easliy overthrown.
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The main factors that led to the rise of Rome were its strategic location, strong military, effective governance, and cultural assimilation of conquered peoples.
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because many countries such as germany,spain,and italy began to lost faith in democratic
It led to the rise of fascist regime in Italy and the nazist regime in Germany
It had caused Germany to grow resentment towards England and France for placing the treaty of Versailles on Germany limiting its army and having it pay for all the damages caused by the war. this had caused many Germans to be angry at the allies and that allow for the rise of Hitler who also hated the treaty.
poverty and enemployment
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Fascism spread across Europe in the early 20th century due to economic hardships, political instability, and a desire for strong leadership. The rise of fascist leaders like Hitler in Germany and Mussolini in Italy led to aggressive expansionist policies, which ultimately contributed to the outbreak of World War 2. The spread of fascism fueled tensions between nations, leading to conflicts and ultimately the global war.