a) The rise of fascist which started in Europe and Russia was a way to the path to world war two. The fascists begun to be in power in Italy under the leadership of Benito Mussolini. He did promised to create a well-organized, and militaristic state that will promoted nationalist pride. When he becoming a prime minister in 1922, he built a strong staff around him, stopped criticism of the government, and did used violence against opponents in parliament. Adolf Hitler took the strategy of Mussolini’s to rise in power. Hitler was so angered and frustrated about the surrendering of Germany in World War. Hitler’s rise was assisted by the world’s depression, which was much worse in Germany due to the treaty of Versailles. Hitler became more popular because he was able to end the depression in Germany. He did this by ensuring that massive public projects, like road, and by using more government money on the military production of tanks, airplanes, and other goods. Productivity increased with unemployment decreased, and this helped to solve the economic crises.

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The British Government, wanted to help the Germans recover from it suffering so the slump was introduced. The slump came in …show more content…
It all started when Germany had to pay for the damages it cause during the First World War and this destroyed the German Economy. The Germans realized that losing their territories contributed to the crash of their economy and they felt bitterness on how the Allies caused the collapse of their economy. Also the military restrictions placed upon Germans caused disorder in Germany. The Germans feared for its safety after their military was broke up. The bad economy led to weak government, weak military and this led to fear in Germany. As a result of this weak government, the fear of the German made it possible for Adolf Hitler to be elected. This made the Germans angry and Hitler's led them to World War