Question

Describe characteristics that the governments of Italy, the Soviet Union, and Germany had in common in the
interwar years.

Answer 1

Answer:

• All three governments were corrupt.

• Leaders would often seek to seize power during times of vulnerability.
• All three governments used propaganda and censorship in schools and newspapers.
• The governments had followers that were influenced by an extreme sense of nationalism.
• People who opposed the government were shut down because leaders refused to allow criticism of the government.

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