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What do Mussolini's Italy, Hitler's Germany, and militaristic Japan have in common in their response to the Great Depression?
a
They all established democratic governments
b
They all increased military production and expansion
c
They all focused on agricultural production
d
They all relied heavily on foreign aid
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All three regimes responded to the Great Depression with heavy militarization and expansionist policies — rearmament, increased military production, and overseas aggression — as means to stimulate their economies and consolidate power. They did not become democratic (a), did not primarily focus on agriculture (c), and did not rely on foreign aid (d).
All three regimes responded to the Great Depression with heavy militarization and expansionist policies — rearmament, increased military production, and overseas aggression — as means to stimulate their economies and consolidate power. They did not become democratic (a), did not primarily focus on agriculture (c), and did not rely on foreign aid (d).
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