social divisons and war impact

• • The Russian Revolution saw the Bolsheviks rallying the working class against the aristocracy and bourgeoisie, painting them as oppressors.
• Latin American countries, elite landowners were often pitched against landless peasants.
• • Employment guarantees and state-sponsored projects can also be used to win over the working class.
• • Redistribution of wealth: Policies might promise land, wealth, or resource redistribution.
• • The rise of Nazism in Germany witnessed Jews, Romani, and other ethnic minorities being systematically persecuted.
• • Systematic propaganda campaigns that dehumanise or vilify a particular ethnic group.
• • Germany, devastated by the Treaty of Versailles and the economic hardships that followed, became a breeding ground for Hitler's Nazi ideology.
• • Promising economic revival and improved standards of living.
• • Quick consolidation of power through alliances or forceful suppression of opponents.
• • Implementing emergency laws or measures, granting the regime extensive powers under the pretext of restoring order.