How was the rise of fascism in Italy different from the rise of Nazism in Germany? The fascists slowly gained elected offices over many years, while the Nazis took control of the government in a violent coup.
The fascists gained power in one quick action, while the Nazis gained power over time through the electoral process.
The fascists won a civil war that gave them control of Italy, while the Nazis accumulated government power gradually in
Germany.
The fascists gained power by winning a national referendum, while the German president appointed Nazis to government
positions.