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Fascism places the importance of the nation above the value of an individual.
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They were becoming a world power and wanted to expand.
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Mussolini thought Italy had been shortchanged after WWI and started the Fascists.
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While in jail, Hitler wrote Mein Kampf, his autobiography blaming the Jews for Germany's problems.
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Hitler promised to restore the German empire.
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mid-late 1930s
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Germany, Italy, and Japan made up the Axis Powers.
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Britain and France did nothing to stop them to try to keep peace.
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Britain and France didn't want any trouble, so they gave in.
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He struck quickly and didn't give Poland much time to defend itself.
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They felt like they had enough problems at home and didn't want to worry about foreign affairs.
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The period of waiting and planning out attacks is over; the quiet war ends.
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Germany thought it would be a quick battle, but they were wrong.
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Roosevelt could aid any nation that he thought would protect the U.S. He right away helped Great Britain.
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They wanted to remain at peace with one of the largest countries of the world.
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middle of 1941
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England had huge will too fight, and did not give up their land.