What was the biggest challenge to European liberalism in the ’20s?
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In the 1920s, European countries began to adopt more liberal values such as religious tolerance, free-market economics, and cultural pluralism. Though Germany’s defeat in WWI helped make these changes possible, communist Russia proved to be the biggest obstacle in the transformation.
What was the biggest challenge to European liberalism in the ’20s?
- A weak economy
- Mass migration
- Communism
- Religious groups