Which explains the difference between fascism in Italy and militarism in Japan? Mussolini seized power in Italy with support of the Blackshirts, while military leaders took control of Japan and conscripted

men over twenty years old.

Military leaders seized control of Italy and conscripted men over twenty years old, while Mussolini took control of Japan with

support of the Blackshirts.

Mussolini seized power in Italy and invaded Manchuria, while military leaders took control of Japan and invaded Libya.

Military leaders seized control of Italy and invaded China, while Mussolini took control of Japan and invaded Ethiopia.

The difference between fascism of Italy against the militarism of Japan can be thoroughly explained by the statement, that is, Mussolini seized power in Italy with support of the Black shirts, while military leaders took control of Japan and conscripted men over twenty years old.

Answer : Option A

Explanation:

The authoritarian political movement which came to be recognized as the Italian Fascism or the Classical Fascism, ruling Italy during the year of 1922 to 1943, led under the able leadership of Benito Mussolini, is known to have seized the Italian power by the support of Black Shirts.

There was a notion meaning, expansion via military conquest, would be able to solve economic problems of Japan with gained currency. The rise of militarism in Japan was supported in order to dominate the political as well as the social life of the nation. Japan Militarism had the vision of the strength of the military is equivalent to the strength of a nation.