What factors led to the rise of fascism in europe?
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Fanciness one ideology which developed in the period after the First World War, especially in the defeated countries.
It emphasised the idea of national unity in order to expand and win over other nations.
Fascists didn't allow anyone to conflict or have different interests within the nation's.
They suppressed people with force in order to ensure absolute loyalty and obedience to a central power.
They were against both communism and liberism.
Fascists wanted to build unity in other nations through a dictatorial state promoted the mass mobilization of the majority community of the nation.
It emphasised the idea of national unity in order to expand and win over other nations.
Fascists didn't allow anyone to conflict or have different interests within the nation's.
They suppressed people with force in order to ensure absolute loyalty and obedience to a central power.
They were against both communism and liberism.
Fascists wanted to build unity in other nations through a dictatorial state promoted the mass mobilization of the majority community of the nation.
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