Which development took place in Germany, Italy, and Spain during the 1930s?

A. Governments became more democratic.
B. Parliamentary governments had difficulty forming coalitions.
C. Democracy continued but the governments struggled to pay off war debts.
D. Fascist dictators assumed power.

The correct answer is D. During the 1930s, Fascist dictators assumed power in Germany (Hitler), Italy (Mussolini) and Spain (Franco).
The concept of "fascist regime" can be applied to some totalitarian or authoritarian political regimes in interwar Europe and to virtually all those imposed by the Axis powers during their occupation of the continent during World War II: first, fascist Italy of Benito Mussolini (1922), followed by the Germany of the Third Reich of Adolf Hitler (1933) and, closing the cycle, the Spain of Francisco Franco, whose regime lasts much longer (from 1936 to 1975).

Answered by francocanacari | 2024-06-24

D. Fascist dictators assumed power. (Hitler, mussolini, Franco

Answered by Hyperdemon | 2024-06-24

During the 1930s, Germany under Adolf Hitler, Italy under Benito Mussolini, and Spain under Francisco Franco saw the rise of fascist dictatorships. These regimes emerged due to the political and economic instability of the time, prioritizing totalitarian control over democratic governance. Therefore, the chosen answer is D.
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Answered by francocanacari | 2024-10-01