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

Germany began the 1930s with an extremely weak economy, but the Nazis soon established a dictatorship; as a result, the government could pursue militaristic policies without fear of opposition. Bycontrast, Japan entered the 1930s with a relatively strong economy but a divided government; many powerful Japanese officials opposed military expansion.