Fears about the spread of fascism and communism were a driving force during:

A. World War I.

B. Spanish Civil War.

C. World War II.

D. Anglo-Egyptian War.

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Bradley Daugherty

22 March, 13:07

Fears about the spread of fascism and communism were a driving force during:

A. World War I.

B. Spanish Civil War.

C. World War II.

D. Anglo-Egyptian War.

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Kameron Guzman · Answer 1

Answer: B. Spanish civil war

The fear of the spread of fascism and communism are among the driving force during the Spanish Civil war. This fear has greatly contributed to the rising tension between the nationalists known as the rebels and the Spanish.

Fears about the spread of fascism and communism were a driving force during:A. World War I.B. Spanish Civil War.C. World War II.D. Anglo-Egyptian War.

Fears about the spread of fascism and communism were a driving force during:

A. World War I.

B. Spanish Civil War.

C. World War II.

D. Anglo-Egyptian War.