Unit 4 Section 2 Vocabulary

___ is a government ruled by a single leader or an elite group.

___ is an extreme form of authoritarianism.

Mussolini is known as the creator of ___, a political movement that favors the rule of a dictator and intense nationalism.

In authoritarian governments leaders do not tolerate ___, or opposing, views.

In totalitarianism, citizens support official ___, or the beliefs that shape the political system, as a result of extreme nationalism.

___ took over different areas of China and used force to govern these small areas.

The communist used more ___ military tactics than the Nationalists, which helped them when the civil war.

The drove the Nationalist out of ___ China, forcing them to remain on the island of Taiwan.

Mao Zedong ___, or declared, that China would be called the People's Republic of China.

The Revolution of 1911 forced the emperor to ___, or give up, his throne.

Stalin was ___ so he targeted political rivals whom he viewed as a threat.

Stalin created ___, where farming was controlled by the government.

Soviet citizens were forced to ___ to Stalin's economic policies.

Collective farms had high production ___, meaning workers had to work hard to make sure they produced the required number of crops.

Stalin created a ___, where the government manages the economy, to increase the pace of industrialization.

As part of the Great Purge, many of Stalin's perceived enemies were sent to a ___.

The Nazi Party used propaganda to ___ people into its belief system.

"Aryan" familes were given ___ to have more children.

The Nazis supported racism and ___.

Hitler took atvantage of Europe's ___ policies.

___ was the Nazi desire to increase their "living space".

The Nazi government was called the Third ___, or empire.