For questions 1 and 2, select two of the three countries you researched (Germany, Japan, or the United States). 1. Choose two of the countries you researched and answer the following question. How were these countries' approaches to the Great Depression similar?

2. Choose two of the countries you researched and answer the following question. How were these countries' approaches to the Great Depression different?

3. How did the United States and Germany use the power of the government to solve the problems of the Great Depression?

4. How did the U. S. government's approach to the military during the Great Depression differ from that of Germany's Nazi government?

5. Of the three countries you researched, which approach to the Great Depression do you think was most effective? Why?

6. Why do you think certain countries favored military solutions to the Great Depression while other countries did not?

the nationalists wanted a strong central government so the new country wouldn't fall apart.

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i think they should to be honest

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