Dictators assumed the reins of power in parts of europe and asia during the 1930s. which made the rise of dictators possible? question 1 options: dictators won support by promising prosperity and order. dictators offered new political systems that promised peace. people believed dictators could prevent war. people turned to the military to protect them from anarchy.

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Dictators won support by promising prosperity and order.

As in the case, of Germany with Adolf Hitler, Mussolini in Italy and Stalin in the USSR, leaders came from a former global war that had been devastating to most of the economies (even the victorious side hat to deal with a hard time recovering the economy and the damage dealt resulting in millions of human loses). This political figures inspired people as a result of new ideologies that were contesting the mainstream capitalism. The principal two of them came as national socialism and social communism.

These ideologies were ready to set a new order with the promise of establishing a new system where there would be an inevitable collapse with other nations.

People turned to the military to protect them from anarchy.

The Versailles Treaty and the Russian Revolution, as well as the Civil war on Italy, had settled a terrain where people wanted to have protection and unification from outside threats. The military apparatus became an economic booster, as well as the countries mentioned, had to pay great amounts of debt and people were impoverished so it was a way to regain the quality of life that was a social demand in all modern societies of the time. There was also better the creation of nationalist projects that vanished the possibilities for falling into anarchy.

hitler was elected as a strong leader by germans who felt angry following the treaty of versailles.

typical characteristics of global cities include all of the following except being culturally isolationist.

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