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Fascist leader Benito Mussolini came to power in italy in 1922 by blaming communists and versailles peace treaty for all ofitaly's problems after the great war
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dictators rose to power in spain, greece, bulgaria, romania, poland, hungary, and several latin american countries
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Adolf hitler and his natzis gain power control in Germany
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Sixty-four countries attended the London Economic Conference
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the united Staes recognizes soviet union
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secretary of state cordell hull arrived at the seventh international conference of american states at montevideo, Uruagay
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roosevelt administration abandoned the policy of nonrecognization of revolutionary governments in el salvador
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the book merchants of death blamed bankers and munitions for leading the nation ito war.
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the mood of the country was still strongly isolationist despite the fear of hitler and mussolini were dangerous
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after consolidating what were now dictatorial powers in germany, hitler took bold actions in foreign affairs
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Benito found an excuse to attack ethiopia
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congress strengthened this neutrality legislation by prohibiting us citizens from advancing loans and credits to aggressor nations.
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a gallup poll in 1937 revealed more widespread feelings
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congress passed another neutrality law