how were the governments of japan and italy similar in the 1930s? select two answers.\n□ both were headed by…

how were the governments of japan and italy similar in the 1930s? select two answers.\n□ both were headed by groups of military leaders.\n□ both used extreme nationalism to win support.\n□ both were supported by citizen armies.\n□ both began programs of aggressive expansion.\n□ both were known as militarist governments.

how were the governments of japan and italy similar in the 1930s? select two answers.\n□ both were headed by groups of military leaders.\n□ both used extreme nationalism to win support.\n□ both were supported by citizen armies.\n□ both began programs of aggressive expansion.\n□ both were known as militarist governments.

Answer

Answer:

  1. Both used extreme nationalism to win support.
  2. Both began programs of aggressive expansion.

Brief Explanations:

In the 1930s, Japan and Italy both embraced extreme nationalism to rally their populations. They also embarked on aggressive expansionist policies, with Italy invading Ethiopia and Japan invading parts of China. Japan was led by military - influenced governments but Italy was led by Mussolini's Fascist regime not a group of military leaders. While they had military forces, the idea of "citizen armies" isn't the main similarity. And while Japan was a militarist government, Italy was more of a Fascist state with different characteristics from a pure militarist one.