Totalitarian governments in the interwar period carried out ________ foreign policy.

Totalitarian governments in the interwar period carried out aggressive foreign policy. These regimes, characterized by centralized control and authoritarian governance, often sought to expand their influence, territory, and power on the global stage. For instance, Nazi Germany pursued territorial expansion through militarization and invasions, while Fascist Italy aimed to recreate a Roman Empire. The Soviet Union, under Stalin, also engaged in a foreign policy that included the promotion of communist ideology internationally. This aggressive approach often involved conflict, alliances, and realpolitik strategies designed to assert dominance and counter perceived threats, ultimately contributing to the tensions that led to World War II.