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They felt that every country should have self-determination and fought for that right.
They felt that every country should have self-determination and fought for that right.
They thought communism was the best way forward and wanted all countries to adopt this policy.
They thought communism was the best way forward and wanted all countries to adopt this policy.
They believed they were unstoppable and could easily take what they wanted.
They believed they were unstoppable and could easily take what they wanted.
They thought they should spend all their time promoting free trade and democracy.
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The statement that best analyzes the thinking of the Axis powers during World War II is:
They believed they were unstoppable and could easily take what they wanted.
This reflects the aggressive expansionist mindset of the Axis powers (primarily Germany, Italy, and Japan), as they pursued territorial expansion and sought to establish dominance through military conquest.
