Chapter 31 Section 3 Fascism Rises in Europe

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Nations must struggle in order to stay strong Peaceful states were doomed to be conquered FASCISM •No clearly defined theory or program •believed each social class had own functions -support came from aristocrats, industrialists, veterans, and the lower middle class • Nationalists COMMUNISM •Had clear theory and program •dictatorship of working class (classless) • internationalists SIMILARITIES • dictators rule – one party • no individual rights • state was supreme • no democracy
Mussolini Comes to Power in Italy In Italy, fascism gains followers because - 1919 Paris Peace Conference - Rising population - Inflation - Unemployment - Fear of Communist Revolution The Rise of Mussolini Promises: - strong leadership - improvement in government - more powerful army
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