Fascism began its rise in the early 20th century for a number of reasons. Many of the states, or countries, did not have any experience or knowledge on democracy due to the fact that many of them had a monarchical system of government. In the aftermath of World War I many people were enraged that their country had taken so much damage. Fascist dictatorships were what the countries fell back on to help their country out of the slump that they were in.
Germany lost a large amount of land and it was forced to give up many of its weapons, and the government was also forced, by Britain and France, to pay for the war reparations. The country became poor, and it had a broken economy. In the 1920s and 1930s, the Nationalist Socialist Workers’ Party
Germany lost a large amount of land and it was forced to give up many of its weapons, and the government was also forced, by Britain and France, to pay for the war reparations. The country became poor, and it had a broken economy. In the 1920s and 1930s, the Nationalist Socialist Workers’ Party