20th Century Authoritarian States: Hitler and Castro

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Flashcards covering key similarities and differences between the authoritarian regimes of Hitler and Castro, focusing on consolidation methods, propaganda, and political repression.

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Both Hitler and Castro aimed to __ power under a single leader and suppress opposition.

centralize

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Hitler's regime was based on a racist ideology of Aryan supremacy while Castro's was founded on __ principles.

Marxist-Leninist

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The key feature of Castro’s consolidation after 1959 was the anti-imperialist wresting of power from __ institutions.

American

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The Nazi regime's systematic genocide against Jews and other groups is known as the __.

Holocaust

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Castro's regime implemented __ policies leading to a state-controlled economy.

socialist economic

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In a dictatorship, there is no real separation of __ which can strike down legislation as unconstitutional.

powers

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Positions of power were often given to individuals who were loyal to the __ in both regimes.

party/regime

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The Reichstag fire led to the __ of the Communists from Parliament and marked the end of democracy in Germany.

expulsion

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The Schutzstaffel (SS) became the most important paramilitary organization under __'s regime.

Hitler

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The Cuban government banned all political parties, indicating the establishment of a __ state system.

dual

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The propaganda used by totalitarian regimes seeks to promote social __ and depoliticization.

solidarity

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Hitler mobilized the masses using __ like the Nuremberg Rallies to support the Nazi regime.

propaganda

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The leadership of the Nazi regime was characterized by the __, emphasizing the will of the Führer was above the law.

Führerprinzip

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Both regimes employed __ organizations like the Gestapo and Department of State Security to suppress dissent.

secret police

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Hitler's policies included the implementation of the __ Act in March 1933, which was pivotal to his consolidation of power.

Enabling

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In addition to being a political leader, Castro was also portrayed as a __ of the people, emphasizing his humble beginnings.

servant

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The Cuban Missile Crisis was a significant moment that showcased Castro's ability to navigate international __.

crises

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Public works programs in Nazi Germany, such as the construction of the __, focused on showcasing Nazi achievements.

Reichsautobahn

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Hitler's regime promoted loyalty through organizations like the __ aimed at youth engagement within the party.

Hitler Youth

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The main differences in opposing dissent between both regimes lay in the __ nature of the oppression.

ideological

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Cuba's support for revolutionary movements in countries such as __ illustrates its aim to spread anti-imperialist sentiment.

Angola