_____ Were the "Revisionist" Powers in the Interwar Period That

question 41

Multiple Choice

_____ were the "revisionist" powers in the interwar period that were not content with the status quo after the First World War.

• A) The United States and Britain
• B) Italy, Japan, and the U.S.S.R.
• C) France and Spain
• D) Belgium and France

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