Which condition repeatedly helped authoritarian regimes rise between the wars?

Economic crisis and unemployment that made people lose faith in democracy

Which method did Stalin use to remove rivals and frighten the population?

Terror, including the purges and labour camps

A campaign of propaganda presenting the leader as heroic and almost worshipped

Through central control, including Five-Year Plans and the collectivisation of farming

Through violence and the threat of the March on Rome, after which Mussolini was made Prime Minister

Fear of communism and disorder after the First World War

Resentment over the Treaty of Versailles

Mass unemployment and misery drove voters towards extreme parties such as the Nazis

He was appointed Chancellor in 1933 after the Nazis became the largest party

Because economic crisis and nationalism weakened civilian government and the army acted on its own

That the army was willing to act on its own and that civilian government could not control it

Using propaganda and a secret police to win loyalty and silence opponents

Because it reveals the common conditions and methods, turning separate stories into a single argument

Because it was designed to persuade, so it shows the image the regime wanted to project rather than reality

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Which condition repeatedly helped authoritarian regimes rise between the wars?
Which method did Stalin use to remove rivals and frighten the population?
What is a 'cult of personality'?
How did Stalin take control of the Soviet economy?
How did Mussolini and the Fascists pressure their way to power in 1922?
Which fear did Mussolini exploit to win support from the middle and upper classes?
Which grievance did Hitler exploit most powerfully in Germany?
How did the Great Depression help the Nazis?
How did Hitler first become head of government in Germany?
Why did the military come to dominate Japan in the 1930s?
What did the Japanese army's invasion of Manchuria in 1931 show?
Which method of control did several of these regimes share?
Why is comparing the regimes a useful exam skill?
Why is a propaganda poster more useful for showing a regime's image than the truth?