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1 Pre-World War II 1918-1939 By the end of today… -What new forms of government gained power after WWI due to the harsh living conditions?

2 Representative Democracy SocialismCommunismFascism Government’s Role? The People’s Role? How would a leader convince people this form of government is good? Today’s class was group discussion: Students read about each of these beliefs for homework then worked in groups to complete the chart. To make up this class: Download and read the word doc. “New Forms of Government”. After you read, complete the chart.

3 What new forms of government gained power after WWI due to the harsh living conditions? Answer today’s question:

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