Dictatorships and the Second World War Part 1

Ukraine was punished for it's desire for independence, Stalin's man-made famine killed

In Italy, ______ received financial support in return for public support

In the USSR who was allowed to become specialists in industry and science?

Who began their political career as a Socialist party leader and radical newspaper editor?

A private militia that destroyed socialist newspapers, union halls and socialist headquarters

Who were the kulaks?

Under fascism, what was glorified?

Who became the leader of the USSR (after Lenin's death)?

Who was the father of the Russian Revolution?

A plan that was launched in the Soviet Union aimed at modernizing in 1928

A British policy that aimed to give into Hitler to avoid another world conflict/war

A 1921 plan to rebuild agriculture and industry in the face of economic disintegration

Soviet culture included eating and drinking what?

How did real wages in the USSR in the late 1930s compare with those prior to WWI?

When Stalin killed enemies, opponents, arrested, put some on trial...

What did the Lateran agreement recognize?

In the novel Night, what religion is the main character and in what country does it begin?

In 1935-36 _____ lead a campaign in Africa to invade _____

This product became the idol of the time in the development of the Soviet Union

German dictator during WWII

Forcible consolidation of individual peasant farms into large state-controlled enterprises

What sought to limit the power of the state and protect the rights of the individual?

Mussolini was the dictator of...

The "revolution from above" was also known as the...

Mussolini gained the support of ______ by allowing it to regulate itself

Selective breeding of human beings to try to improve characteristics of a national population

Upon the death of Vladimir Lenin, who were the main contenders to be his successor?

Radical dictatorship of control over beliefs and behavior of citizens

By 1950, _____ percent of all doctors in the Soviet Union were women

A movement characterized by extreme nationalism, dynamic and violent leader