What effect did the Italian entrance into Ethiopia have on fascism's rise in Europe?
A. It showed that diplomatic appeasement strategies were an effective means of delaying war.
B. It showed that fascist countries' militaries were still not strong enough for significant campaigns.
C. It showed that the League of Nations could not issue any economic embargoes or sanctions.
D. It showed that other nations would not act to defend weaker countries from invasion.
Answer: D
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