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japan had inspirational speeches to have the civilians become patriotic for their country.

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japan gave the military active independence from the control of the government. they did this because they saw how much Germany was being successful.

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japan saw a possible enemy in the U.S.S.R

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How did Vladimir Lenin's government affect Russia?

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How did Vladimir Lenin's government affect Russia?

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- Lenin used what became known as hardline war communism. His government increased its control of the economy in order to fight in WWI.
- The lower classes disliked his changes and began to push back against his agenda.
-In response Lenin changed his approach, he decided to switch the economy to a more capitalist system where the gov. loosened its control on private businesses.

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the Japan military took over massive territory in Manchuria.

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How was Stalin's reign different from Lenin's?

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How was Stalin's reign different from Lenin's?

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- Stalin started reversing some of Lenin's policies, in particular he shifted the economy back to a mostly government controlled state.
- To strengthen his parties power Stalin would kill political enemies
- Stalin's reign is described in the text as an attempt at totalitarianism. Stalin's regime attacked citizens normal lives at every junction.

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How was Stalin's communist government similar to fascist governments?

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How was Stalin's communist government similar to fascist governments?

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- Both of these governments were totalitarian  and enforced their leader's will with force.
- However Stalin's government embraced internationalism for the most part where fascist powers normally see it as a threat.
-  In general soviets and fascists stand for very different things so their treatment of people inside their countries is different.

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When did Nazis take power and what did they do first with their power?

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When did Nazis take power and what did they do first with their power?

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- Hitler and the Nazis gained enough parliamentary support to pass the Enabling Act on March 24, 1933, this transferred broad law-making powers to Hitler. This allowed the Nazis to take power while putting on the show that Hitler was following the rules.
- Hitler and the Nazis used the German political system to pass all kinds of laws to take control of many aspects of German life.

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How did the Nazi power affect rising antisemitism in Germany?

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How did the Nazi power affect rising antisemitism in Germany?

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- Right away, in 1933, attacking Jewish people became legal under the Nazi regime.
- Even more significantly, on September 15, 1935, the Nuremberg laws were passed. These laws stripped German Jews of their citizenship and banned marriage between them and Germans. The goal of these laws was to terrorize Jewish people and drive them out of Germany.

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How did Nazi's achevie "total control" of Germany?

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How did Nazi's achevie "total control" of Germany?

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- Excluding and demeaning Jews formed two racial groups in Germany: Jewish people and Germans. They were not meant to coexist alongside each other.
- The anti-Jewish laws sent a message to all Germans. That Hitler had immense power over all normal people. Nazi power shaped everything, from education, to military, to the healthcare system, and even film and radio was controlled by the Nazis.