Which TWO of the following answers are NOT true? Choose all answers that apply: Choose all answers that apply: (Choice A) A The word "fascism" comes from the Italian word "Fasci" which meant "group" or "league." (Choice B) B Adolf Hitler typified a fascist ruler. (Choice C) C The term "Fascist" was first coined as a derogatory term to describe overbearing governments. (Choice D, Checked) D The words "Fascism" and "Fascist" were first used in Italy in the 1920s to describe Mussolini's party. (Choice E) E Joseph Stalin typified a fascist ruler.

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Kolton Wilkinson

6 January, 00:42

Which TWO of the following answers are NOT true? Choose all answers that apply: Choose all answers that apply: (Choice A) A The word "fascism" comes from the Italian word "Fasci" which meant "group" or "league." (Choice B) B Adolf Hitler typified a fascist ruler. (Choice C) C The term "Fascist" was first coined as a derogatory term to describe overbearing governments. (Choice D, Checked) D The words "Fascism" and "Fascist" were first used in Italy in the 1920s to describe Mussolini's party. (Choice E) E Joseph Stalin typified a fascist ruler.

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Patricia Dorsey · Answer 1

Patricia Dorsey 6 January, 03:21

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I'm pretty sure it's A and D

Alma Pena · Answer 2

The answers are "Joseph Stalin typified a fascist ruler." and "The term "Fascist" was first coined as a derogatory term to describe overbearing governments."