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19.05.2021 • 
History

Many historians cite the Great Depression as the most important factor leading to the rise of the Nazi political party in Germany and the ultranationalist leaders in Japan in the early 1930s. Their rise to power then leads directly to the
outbreak of World War II.
In a one-paragraph 4-5 sentences in length, identify 3 consequences of the Great Depression in Germany and Japan,
which might lead people to offer support to new, highly nationalistic, militaristic, and imperialist political parties. How
did the Great Depression lead to the rise of Hitler in Germany and a military gvernment in Japan? Provide 3 examples
from 7.2's readings)


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