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In which of the following ways was Japan’s government most like Italy’s during the 1930s?
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Both actively preached racial superiority.
Both actively preached racial superiority.

Both fought to expand their territory beyond their borders.
Both fought to expand their territory beyond their borders.

Both forced farmers to become factory workers.
Both forced farmers to become factory workers.

Both had a single, all-powerful totalitarian leader.
Both had a single, all-powerful totalitarian leader.
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Answer 1

Both had a single, all-powerful totalitarian leader.

Answer 2

not it

Answer 3

Both actively preached racial superiority.

Answer 4

In which of the following ways was Japan’s government most like Italy’s during the 1930s?
(1 point)
Responses

Both actively preached racial superiority.
Both actively preached racial superiority. - incorrect

Both fought to expand their territory beyond their borders.
Both fought to expand their territory beyond their borders. - no response given

Both forced farmers to become factory workers.
Both forced farmers to become factory workers. - no response given

Both had a single, all-powerful totalitarian leader.
Both had a single, all-powerful totalitarian leader. - no response given
Incorrect: If you guessed the answer to this question, or did not answer it correctly, go back and review Political Changes in Italy and Germany and Totalitarian Soviet Union and Militarist Japan in Aggression Overseas and Isolationism at Home.

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Answer 5

I apologize for the oversight in not providing feedback for the options. Let's reassess the question:

Both actively preached racial superiority.
Both fought to expand their territory beyond their borders.
Both forced farmers to become factory workers.
Both had a single, all-powerful totalitarian leader.

Based on the context of Japan's government during the 1930s, the correct answer is:
Both fought to expand their territory beyond their borders.

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