24.2 Rise of Dictatorial Regimes

government that aims to rule by broad control

• New Economic Policy

• totalitarian state

• collectivization

• Politburo

• facism

philosophy that values the state over the individual

• New Economic Policy

• totalitarian state

• collectivization

• Politburo

• facism

Lenin's scheme to replace war communism

• New Economic Policy

• totalitarian state

• collectivization

• facism

leading policy making committee in the USSR

• New Economic Policy

• totalitarian state

• collectivization

• Politburo

• facism

elimination of private farms by Stalin

• New Economic Policy

• totalitarian state

• collectivization

• Politburo

• facism

Parliamentary systems failed in most eastern European states, in part, because

• these states had little democratic tradition

• the systems were weakened by repayments

• the citizens were too well educated

• they all had large middle classes

Franco's military regime in Spain was supported by

• the United States and Britain

• Germany and Italy

• Stalin and the Communists

• France and Britain

Stalin's 5 year plans were intended to transform Russian into

• an agricultural society

• an industrial society

• a democracy

• a monarcy

Lenin intended his economic policies to do which of the following?

• replace communism

• create a permanent capitalist system

• create a temporary capitalist system

• restore the Romanov dynasty

Mussolini's regime compromised with

• opposition parties in Italy

• Italian Protestants

• Italian Socialists and Communists

• Italy's traditional institutions