1. The disastrous effects of world war 1 and the great depression led to?

a. to the rise of totalitarism regimes in some countries.

b. to strong democracies taking shape throughtout Europe

c. totalitarian regimes to die out worldwide

d people thought out the world to feel more hopeful bout the future

2 what policy did Great Britain, France, and the united states pursue against the new regimes in Germany, Italy and Japan in the 1930s?

a fascism

b appeasement

c Anschluss

d Lebensraum

3. during the mid 1930s, Prsident Roosevelt realized that most americans

a. opposed US intervention int he problems of Europe

b. were eager for US to solve Europe's problems

c. were more concerned with the war than with US domestic affairs

d. supported the aims of axis powers.

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7 August, 01:49

1. The disastrous effects of world war 1 and the great depression led to?

a. to the rise of totalitarism regimes in some countries.

b. to strong democracies taking shape throughtout Europe

c. totalitarian regimes to die out worldwide

d people thought out the world to feel more hopeful bout the future

2 what policy did Great Britain, France, and the united states pursue against the new regimes in Germany, Italy and Japan in the 1930s?

a fascism

b appeasement

c Anschluss

d Lebensraum

3. during the mid 1930s, Prsident Roosevelt realized that most americans

a. opposed US intervention int he problems of Europe

b. were eager for US to solve Europe's problems

c. were more concerned with the war than with US domestic affairs

d. supported the aims of axis powers.

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a. to the rise of totalitarism regimes in some countries. a. to the rise of totalitarism regimes in some countries. Many countries both winner and loser felt either angry for the hardships that their country was going through or the some of victors did not get their share of the spoils.

b. Appeasement The British and French thought that by giving Germany what it wanted, there would be no more war.

a. opposed US intervention in the problems of Europe People were more concerned with their own problems and did not want to take part in another war.