Responses
Poor economic conditions allowed the rise of Hitler and other aggressive leaders.
Poor economic conditions allowed the rise of Hitler and other aggressive leaders.
Alliances with France and Germany disrupted the Allies.
Alliances with France and Germany disrupted the Allies.
The Tripartite Pact broke up and created unrest.
The Tripartite Pact broke up and created unrest.
Italy became too powerful after Mussolini invaded Ethiopia.
Italy became too powerful after Mussolini invaded Ethiopia.
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The statement that best evaluates why domestic issues in Europe contributed to World War II is:
Poor economic conditions allowed the rise of Hitler and other aggressive leaders.
This response accurately reflects how the economic hardships stemming from the Great Depression and the consequences of World War I facilitated the rise of totalitarian regimes, including Hitler's Nazi Germany, which played a significant role in the outbreak of World War II.
