During the 1920s and 1930s many countries were unhappy with the way the major allied powers were treating them, which allowed fascists to take control of their governments. While the Treaty of Versailles ended the war, it left many of the countries that would one day become fascist, in a bad place. Japan and Italy both served on the allies, and came out the war hoping to receive much more from the war, Italy did not receive “the full measure of territorial possessions promised to [them] by the Allies.” While at the same time Japan was not only angry from its lack in land gain from the treaty, but also from the lack of support from the other allies, mainly Great Britain and the United States. With the United States preventing them from gaining