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1878-1953

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Germany

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Russia

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Mezzegra, Italy

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Dictator of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) from 1929 to 1953

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Hitler was the dictator leader of the Nazi in Germany from 1934 to 1945

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1922-1943

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nn0V6_92EBA

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- Lenin assassinated
- The Communists in need of a leader

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gnTXlzITqk

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North Korea

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPU6uxNxeNQ&bpctr=1522170578

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December 2011- Present

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- poor
- dropping economy
- unemployment
- revolutions

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-Ideology: set high goals for his nation
-Dynamic leader: he was motivational and inspiring
-State/individual control: demands loyalty from his subjects
-Methods of enforcement: organized a military unit known as the "Black Shirts" who terrorized political opponents and helped increase Fascist influence
-Modern technology: propaganda
-Dictatorship: one party rule

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- Dynamic Leader because he was a persuasive speaker
- Ideology because he launched a series of five-year plans intended to transform the Soviet Union from a peasant society into an industrial superpower
- State Control of Individuals
- Methods of Enforcement because his secret police punished anybody that could be a threat to him and the state
- Modern Technology because his government controlled the Soviet media
- State Control of Society
- Dictatorship and One-Party Rule

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Life under the rule of Mussolini consisted of people having little control over their lives. A group called the blackshirts helped ensure that people would keep in line under his dictatorship.

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https://youtu.be/rbtAeDWlN4U

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Stalin was very totalitarian because he had total power and total control over the state.

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- Ideology (had high goals)
- Dynamic Leader (motivational)
- State/Individual Control ( denied basic rights to the Jewish people)
- Methods of Enforcement (ss)
- Modern Technology (propaganda)
- Society Control ( one religion, the rest destroyed; Judaism)
- Dictatorship/ One Party Rule (nazi party)

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Adolf Hitler was an example totalitarianism. He fit all the criteria and had all the traits necessary to qualify.

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-lack of human rights (no free media, religious freedom, nor civil organizations)
-food shortages
-poor children rights and labor rights

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- Ideology: Justifies the actions of their government by antagonizing
-Dynamic Leader: encourages popular support by forcing positive citizen behavior
-One-Party Rule: exercises absolute authority and control major aspects of citizens lives
-State Control of Society: citizens could not have freedom of religion or media and struggled with labor rights
-Modern Technology: advanced technology in regards to military weapons
-Methods of Enforcement: police terror, censorship of media, cruel and extreme punishments
State Control of Individuals:

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Kim Jong Un is a prime example of a totalitarianism leader because his agenda as ruler includes controlling all aspects of citizens' lives.

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Benito Mussolini was very totalitarian because he got rid of all democratic institutions.