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During the early part of the 20th century, new governments often grew out of the strong emotions and social attitudes of a country's people. What emotions were reflected in the fascism that arose during this era?

a.confidence and optimism

b. expectation and prosperity

c. despair and hopelessness

d. anger and resentment

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GeoPanther

The emotions that were reflected in the fascism were anger and resentment.

Explanation:

As all political ideologies, the fascism was too built on the strong emotions by the overwhelming majority of the people. Unfortunately, in the case of the fascism, the emotions were primarily anger and resentment. Those two emotions among the people developed because of the terrible conditions in which they lived for prolonged period of time.

Hitler and his associates wisely used this, and they managed to attract the people with some lucrative promises. Hitler also found a solution and use for the anger and resentment of the people, by finding scapegoats in the people he disposed, so directed the people towards them. Few very important reasons were given to the people as to why some groups should be hated, with the prime ones being that they:

  • don't want to help the country
  • accumulate wealth and still from the people
  • created the terrible conditions so that they can benefit
  • can not contribute to development and prosperity
  • want to destroy them

The main people groups that were targeted were:

  • Jews
  • Slavic people
  • Gypsies

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Answer:

The answer is D.) anger and resentment

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