How did some leaders, especially dictators, leading up to and during World War II divert their people's concerns about democracy and human rights?
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By emphasizing the importance of individual freedoms
By emphasizing the importance of individual freedoms
By promoting global cooperation and diplomacy
By promoting global cooperation and diplomacy
By appealing to nationalism and attachment to one's nation
By appealing to nationalism and attachment to one's nation
By encouraging economic self-sufficiency
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By appealing to nationalism and attachment to one's nation
Dictators leading up to and during World War II often used nationalist rhetoric to unite their people and divert their attention from democratic principles and human rights concerns. This focus on national pride and identity helped consolidate their power and justify authoritarian measures.
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