The rise of fascism in germany occurred soon after
a. the end of world war ii
b. an economic depression
c. the collapse of the ussr
d. the signing of the marshall plan

B. an economic depression

After the First World War, Germany was blamed for the war, so that in the Treaty of Versailles, the victorious nations imposed on Germany payment for the whole war. The majority of the Germans were against the fulfillment of the Treaty of Versailles, considering it unfair for Germany. The treaty demanded costly reparations of war and took the colonies and part of the territory of the Germans, besides imposing military limitations.

In the context of the financial crisis of 1929, Germany was in debt and experienced a serious economic crisis, with the explosion of inflation and the decrease in income of the Germans. This situation gave strength to Hittler, who ascended to the position of chancellor of the country. Hittler commanded Nazism, which was a fascist movement in worsened proportions, which led to the exertination of millions of people.

b. florence

d. milan

no one really purchased it themselves, it was all america, they had debates etc.