1. TOTALITARIANISM
Elizabeth Denney, Period 2
Totalitarianism; Relating to a system of government
that is centralized and dictatorial and requires
complete subservience to the state.
2. VLADIMIR LENIN
Vladimir Lenin was a Russian
dictator who masterminded the
Bolshevik take over in 1917.
The proletariat was the working
class citizens.
His N.E.P was the farmers in
Russia.
3. STALIN
The Great Purges were when the
government selected you to be on trial and
death or work camps.
Stalin’s five year plan concentrated on the
development of iron and steel, machine-
tools, electric power and transport for the
country of Russia.
Collectivization is the organization of a
nation or economy on the basis of
collectivism.
4. MAO ZEDONG
Mao Zedong was a leader in China during the early 1900s.
He helped Establish the cultural Revolution
He was inspired by Vladimir Lenin.
5. MORE MAO
The cultural revolution was a socio-
political movement that took place in
the People's Republic of China from
1966 through 1976.
The Great Leap Forward was Mao’s
attempt to modernize China’s
economy so that by 1988, China would
have an economy that rivaled America.
BUT, the proposition fell through
because both parties disagreed, to
much money, and a lot of injured
farmers...
6. HITLER
When Hitler was in jail he wrote a
book Mein Kampf.
The fire at the Reichstag was a fire
that supposably the brown shirts-
Hitlers followers may have started.
They blamed the communist party.
The SS was Hitlers personal body
guards, and the SA- “brown shirts”
Enforced hitlers law with the
citizens of Germany.
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"The Great Leap Forward." History Learning Site. Web. 02 Mar.
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<http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/COLDmao.htm>.
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