Nazism relates to fascism in which of the following ways? select all that apply

both restricted personal liberties and treated minorities poorly.
both take rights away from citizens under the guise of progress and public safety.
both lead to tyrannical leaders who gain control in the name of progress.
both offer hope to a country that has faced desperation, depression or extreme duress.
both offer hope to a country that has faced desperation, depression or extreme duress.

The answers of the question are all options described in the question.

Explanation: Nazism and Fascism are both is the different name of same policy in two different countries. Nazism was established in Germany by Adloff Hitler and Fascism was revived in Italy by Mussolini. However both of the policy used to take away personal liberties and rights to gain greater pubic unity in disguise of progress and public safety.

They also has a strong point of view in favor of racism.So the minority were treated poorly.

In both regime Hitler and Mussolini gained the power and control in the name of progress.

Both of them showed hope to the people during national crisis of the country,So the hopeless people joined and helped them to gain power.

So we can say that in all ways Nazism relates to Fascism.

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