Give the names of the ideologies remained in Italy and Germany and were responsible for the set back of democracy after 1st World War?
Answers
Fascism in Italy and Nazism in Germany were the ideologies in both countries responsible for the set back of Democracy in both the countries after 2nd world war
Answer:
The ideas of Fascism and Nazism remaining in Italy and Germany were responsible for the setback of democracy after the 1st World War.
Explanation:
Fascism and Nazism were two closely related ideologies, both of which oppose the ideas of true democracy, such as liberal democracy. Characterized by their ultra-nationalism, authoritarian and far-right beliefs, both Fascism in Italy, and Nazism in Germany spearheaded the formation of a totalitarian, single or one-party domination which therefore completely negates the basic concept of democracy, as it widely identified by the 'rule of people'.
Totalitarian ideologies like Fascism and Nazism, on the other hand, leave no room for the representation of the people.