Like both Mussolini and Stalin, Hitler believed that national strength and independence must be achieved through ________, also known as economic self-reliance.
A. autocracy
B. oligarchy
C. isolationism
D. autarky
Answer: D
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What will be an ideal response?
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A. Chola kingdom. B. Gupta dynasty. C. Han dynasty. D. Mauryan dynasty. E. Byzantine empire.
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