Question

Which statement best compares the rise of expansionism in Japan, Italy, and Germany prior to World War II?(1 point)
Responses

All three drives for expansion were motivated by a growing sense of nationalism.
All three drives for expansion were motivated by a growing sense of nationalism.

All three drives for expansion led to the systematic oppression of Jewish and Roma people.
All three drives for expansion led to the systematic oppression of Jewish and Roma people.

All three drives for expansion led to the creation of the paramilitary force known as the “Blackshirts.”
All three drives for expansion led to the creation of the paramilitary force known as the “Blackshirts.”

All three drives for expansion led to increased control of East Africa by outside military forces.

Answer 1

The statement that best compares the rise of expansionism in Japan, Italy, and Germany prior to World War II is:

**All three drives for expansion were motivated by a growing sense of nationalism.**

While there were varying methods and specific outcomes related to each country's expansionist policies, a common theme among Japan, Italy, and Germany was the strong sense of nationalism that fueled their imperial ambitions.