France experienced all the following in the interwar period EXCEPT a
a. less painful Great Depression than either Germany or the United States.
b. right-wing movement that sought to unite all the classes and restore French greatness.
c. quick recovery from the Great Depression.
d. failed fascist pseudo-revolt in 1934.
e. Popular Front of leftist parties who introduced extensive reforms such as the forty-hour week.
c
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