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| How did the depression lead way for totalitarian and fascist leaders? |
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| 5 pts responses, 1-4pts leader |
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| One-party, tyrannical, centralized, requires complete surveillance of the state by the government |
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| Fascist - an authoritarian and nationalistic right-winged system of government and organization |
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| Favoring or enforcing strict obedience to authority at the expense of personal freedom |
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| Causes of depression/government leading to fascist leaders and ultimately war |
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Growing of unemployment
Earlier / built up resentment (treaty of Versailles)
Solid core of prejudice
Government permitted certain political parties to be represented
Economy ruined
No infrastructure
People starving
The dictators gave people hope and promised a better future
Strong charismatic rulers are very powerful in times of great need |
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| The Rise of Communism, Fascism, and Authoritarian Regime (TERMS) |
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Fascism
Dictator
Mussolini
Stalin
Franco
Hitler
Mao
Totalitarianism
Nazi
Collectivization
Anti-Semitism
Nuremburg Laws
Great Leap Forward
5 years plan |
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| a ruler with total power over a country |
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organize something on the basis of ownership by the people or by the state.
Abolished private ownership |
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| An unsuccessful attempt made by Mao to improve agriculture and production by organizing the population into large rural collectives |
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Collectivization
Trotsky
5 years plan |
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Black Shirts - member of a fascist organization
Lateran Accords |
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Foreign Intervention
Authoritarian |
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People Liberation Army
Long March
Shanghai Massacre |
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Beer Hall Putsch
Mein Kampf
Enabling Act
SS
Nuremburg Laws |
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