Totalitarian Dictators 2

Who was Joseph Stalin?

• American inventor known for creating the light bulb
• French painter famous for his water lilies
• Soviet politician who led the Soviet Union
• Japanese emperor during World War II

How did Joseph Stalin become leader of the Soviet Union?

• Through political maneuvering, eliminating rivals, and consolidating power within the Communist Party.
• By inheriting the position from a family member
• Through peaceful negotiations with other political parties
• By winning a popular election

Which of the following is an example of how Joseph Stalin maintain control?

• Propaganda, censorship, purges, and a cult of personality
• Diplomatic negotiations, economic reforms, military alliances
• Open borders, democratic elections, freedom of speech
• International cooperation, human rights advocacy, peaceful protests

Who was Hideki Tojo?

• Hideki Tojo was a famous scientist known for his work in physics
• Hideki Tojo was a professional athlete who competed in the Olympics
• Hideki Tojo was a renowned artist known for his paintings
• Hideki Tojo was a Japanese politician and general of the Imperial Japanese Army who served as Prime Minister of Japan during most of World War II.

Which of the following is an example of how Japan was authoritative?

• Equal distribution of wealth
• Encouragement of individualism
• Implementation of strict social hierarchies
• Mandatory voting for all citizens

What is communism?

• Communism is a form of democracy.
• Communism promotes individual ownership of property.
• Communism is based on the principles of capitalism.
• Global classless society

What is fascism?

• Fascism is a form of democracy
• Fascism promotes equality and social justice
• Fascism encourages individual freedoms
• Far right extreme nationalism

What is authoritarianism?

• Authoritarianism is a form of government characterized by weak central power and extensive political freedoms.
• Authoritarianism is a form of government characterized by a lack of any central power and complete political freedoms.
• Authoritarianism is a form of government characterized by moderate central power and limited political freedoms.
• Authoritarianism is a form of government characterized by strong central power and limited political freedoms.

What is the primary characteristic of a totalitarian regime?

• Free and fair elections

• Multiple political parties

• Control over all aspects of life

• Decentralized government

Which of the following motivated the rise of totalitarian regimes in the 20th century?

• Environmental conservation, humanitarian efforts, and diplomatic negotiations
• Technological advancements, cultural exchange, and global cooperation
• Educational reforms, healthcare improvements, and democratic values
• Economic instability, social unrest, political disillusionment, and the desire for strong leadership