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Protection of Corporate Power; Attacks on Labor Unions, Intellectuals and the Arts |
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Government controls economy; limited or no private property or businesses |
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Supported greater rights for women and supported expanded education; persecution of religion |
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Movement of the extreme left |
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Movement of the extreme right |
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Sexism and Racism; Use of scapegoats |
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Propaganda, Censorship and Indoctrination; Use of Secret Police and Terror; State Above the Individual |
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Supported by Middle Class, Industrialist, the Military and Religious Leaders |
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Leader of the Soviet Union from 1927-1953 |
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Leader of the Red Army during the Russian Civil War |
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Followers were the Blackshirts |
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Was accused of controlling much for Czarist Russia during WWI |
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Leader of the Soviet Union from 1917-1924 |
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Policies led millions of Soviet people to starve from collectivization |
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Leader of the Bolsheviks during the Russian Revolution |
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Who Lenin wanted to secede him in ruling the Soviet Union |
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Turn the USSR into a totalitarian regime |
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Led the Red Army during the Civil War |
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Killed 7 million Ukrainians by creating a forced famine |
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Leader of Fascist Germany (from 1933-1945) |
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Followers were the Brownshirts, Gestapo and SS |
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Worked to reverse colonial history by invading the African nation of Ethiopia in 1937
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Blamed for the violence of Bloody Sunday and for Russia’s military failures in WWI and against Japan |
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Siberian monk who became an advisor to the Czarina |
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| the _________ won the russian civil war |
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| a _________________ state is one where the government controls everything aspect of the lives of its citizens |
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| the ________ were forced labor camps in siberia where millions of russians died |
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| the massacre of russian protestors, known as bloody sunday, let to the ________ revolution |
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| The swastika is the symbol of: |
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| The weimar republic was the post-world war I government of ____________. |
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| the __________ were volunteer freedom fighters who worked to maintain the democratic republic in spain and fight the fascists |
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| ________________ was considered a dress rehearsal for WWII because germany and italy gave military assistance to those trying to overthrow the spanish republic |
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| stalin's ______________ attempted to have the USSR catch up with the west in industrialization |
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| _____________________ is the forced combining of small private farms into large government owned farms |
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| ________________ is prejudice and hostility towards people who are jewish |
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| pogroms were czar-era violent campaigns against __________________ in russia. |
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| what nation did NOT fall to fascism in 1930s? |
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| countries that DID: spain, italy, germany |
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| the march revolution and bolshevik revolution of russia took place in: |
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| what were the major effects of the great depression? |
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| inflation, rise of dicatorship, etc |
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| the nuremberg law changed the law so that: |
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| lost citizenship, marriages w/ different races |
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| kristallnacht was an attack on: |
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| who won the spanish civil war? |
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