1. Totalitarianism
By Ciera Johnson
A government that controls every aspect of its
citizen's lives. An authoritarian government led
by a strong dictator that exercises complete
authority over the nation.

2. Vladimir Lenin
• He ruled over Russia with the
first communist government in
the world.
• he proletariat is the working
class of a country.
• Farmers were now allowed to
sell food on the open market
and could employ people to
work for them.

3. Stalin
• Stalin's great purge was when he
executed almost all of his allies in the
government.
• His five year plan was a plan to make
the soviet union increase by 50% in
five years to make Russia great but
came with a huge human cost.
• The organization of a nation or
economy on the basis of collectivism.

4. Mao Zedong
• leader of China
• He created a revolution called the
Great Leap Forward. This revolution
was to increase steel production in
China.
• He believed that the workers where
the most important people in the
revolution.
• He defeated Chiang Kai-shek.

5. ...continued
• The Cultural Revolution was a revolution to
help put socialism in China and remove
capitalism, traditional and cultural elements in
the Chinese culture.
• The Great leap forward was a revolution to
increase steel production in China. This resulted
in everyone giving their life's up and working in
factories.
• A great famine broke out.

6. Hitler
• Mein Kampf was a book Hitler wrote. Its
basically an autobiography and Hitlers
political views.
• The fire at the Reichstag was fire set by Van
der Lubbe a communist. It showed that the
Communist and the Nazis where planning a
plot against German government. Hitler
urged the president of Parliament to have all
the Communist arrested.
• he original task of the SS was to act as
bodyguards for senior Nazis. In 1925 it was
Hitlers personal bodyguard and ran the
consintation camps.