Both Germany and Japan were influenced by the economic crisis and began to embark on the fascist road.

The essence of fascism is that fascism is the product of the serious institutional crisis of monopoly capitalism (imperialism). In this crisis, the normal capital appreciation under bourgeois parliamentary democracy is gradually being destroyed. The unemployment rate in Germany during the crisis remains high, and people's anti-government sentiment is high. Under this circumstance, the German right-wing forces gradually came to power and took advantage of the German people's dissatisfaction with the former government to step into the center of German politics. During the Meiji Restoration, Japan retained a strong feudal military color, and the narrow domestic market was a fatal obstacle to the development of a capitalist country! ! At the same time, warlords and chaebol colluded with each other, and the economic crisis of 1929- 1933 dealt a heavy blow to Japanese capitalism with a narrow market, and at the same time intensified the domestic market. In order to find a solution, the Japanese government decided to take the fascist road (foreign aggression and internal expansion) to stabilize the domestic situation, divert people's attention and expand the market at the same time. Therefore, we actively expanded and embarked on the fascist road. The United States was unaffected by World War I, made a fortune by selling arms, and finally established a sound economic mechanism. The economic base determines the superstructure. The United States has a good economic foundation, a vast territory and a large domestic market, which ensures that even if an economic crisis breaks out, it will not directly make the government unable to support it. In fact, after the 1933 Great Depression gradually ended, President Roosevelt began to implement the New Deal and made some progress, thus avoiding the emergence of fascism.