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Totalitarianism
Definition: A political system where the government has total control over all aspects of life and does not allow opposition.
Example: Under totalitarianism, citizens had no freedom to criticize the government.
Black Shirts
Definition: Paramilitary group in Italy that supported Benito Mussolini and used violence against opponents.
Example: The Black Shirts attacked political enemies to strengthen Mussolini’s power.
March on Rome
Definition: A 1922 event where Mussolini and his supporters marched to take control of Italy.
Example: The March on Rome helped Mussolini become the leader of Italy.
Mein Kampf
Definition: A book written by Adolf Hitler outlining his beliefs and plans for Germany.
Example: In Mein Kampf, Hitler described his ideas about race and expansion.
Enabling Act
Definition: A 1933 law that gave Hitler the power to make laws without parliament.
Example: The Enabling Act allowed Hitler to establish a dictatorship in Germany.
Nuremberg Laws
Definition: Laws passed in Nazi Germany that discriminated against Jewish people.
Example: The Nuremberg Laws stripped Jewish citizens of their rights.
War Communism
Definition: An economic system during the Russian Civil War where the government controlled all industries and took food from peasants.
Example: War Communism caused widespread food shortages and unrest.
New Economic Policy (NEP)
Definition: A temporary policy by Vladimir Lenin allowing some private business to improve the economy.
Example: The NEP helped Russia recover after the Civil War.
Collectivisation
Definition: The process of forcing farmers to work on state-owned farms in the Soviet Union.
Example: Collectivisation led to resistance from peasants.
Kulaks
Definition: Wealthier peasants in the Soviet Union who were targeted by Stalin’s policies.
Example: Many kulaks were punished or deported during collectivisation.
Holodomor
Definition: A man-made famine in Ukraine (1932–1933) caused by Soviet policies under Joseph Stalin.
Example: Millions died during the Holodomor due to lack of food.