Every generation has a choice - that of adopting the previous generation’s ways and customs, or to cast some or all of these away in forging a new path. Most choose the former, inheriting the structural inertia of generations past, while occasionally, a people decide the time is right to try something new. In the aftermath of WWI and the subsequent poverty, hyperinflation, or eventual depression ultimately experienced in the 1930s, Italy, Germany, and the United States each broke from prior traditions of free market liberal democracy to that of a more authoritarian, centralized command economy that, to varying degrees of success on the verge of WWII, had brought each of the nations out of the depths of the Great Depression.
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