How Did Germany And Italy's Struggle For Power And Global Dominance

European dominance and the dissection of nations was a complicating time, when several cultures and nations band to work together the determination of how foreign affairs shall work was difficult to construct. The want for power and global dominance becomes most nations initial motivation. After the first World War, countries were abandoned, hopeless, and in need to reshape. Instead, a result of fear, desperation, and desire to rule over other nations became many countries obligation. Germany and Italy suffered the most from the first World War and the new selected leaders of these two cultures started a new trend. Hitler and Mussolini both used fascism to rise in power, Hitler succeeded for a longer period of time. Thus, creating a Second World War with the nations who survived the first World War and still held a global power.
They profited from Hitler’s fascist commitments, taking advantage of the European colonial power and extended their control of East Asia’s mainland. “By the end of 1941, the German and Japanese drives for empire had converged to make World War II a conflict of continents” (Barlow, 2015, p 212). Yet, the British dominance, the rising Soviet Union, and United States was the biggest obstacle and competition to construe in a quest for global control that led to a Cold War. It became the Axis Powers of Germany, Italy, and Japan verses the Grand Alliance of Britain, The Soviet Union, and The United States. The Grand Alliance was too much for the Axis Power too hold, when the United States pushed in on Japan, who claimed the want to end imperialism, the stronger opponent became the U.S in that