Fascism and Military Rule — Quiz

Question 7 • 26-27 - C - RUSD World History, Culture and Geography

Which explains the difference between fascism in Italy and militarism in Japan?

Answer

Military leaders seized control of Italy and invaded China, while Mussolini took control of Japan and invaded Ethiopia.

Mussolini seized power in Italy with support of the Blackshirts, while military leaders took control of Japan and conscripted men over twenty years old.

Mussolini seized power in Italy and invaded Manchuria, while military leaders took control of Japan and invaded Libya.

Military leaders seized control of Italy and conscripted men over twenty years old, while Mussolini took control of Japan with support of the Blackshirts.

Explanation

Mussolini rose to power in Italy with support from the Blackshirts, his fascist paramilitary group. In Japan, military leaders gained control of the government, and Japan expanded its military through conscription, including men over twenty. The other choices mix up the leaders or the countries’ invasions: Japan invaded Manchuria, while Italy invaded Ethiopia.

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