Review Module 2

This key concept refers to a sentimental response that seeks to apply biological concepts of natural selection and survival of the fittest to sociology, economics, and politics. 

• Hedonism. 

• Nationalism. 

• Existentialism. 

• Social Darwinism. 

This key concept refers to a fervent sentimental response of belonging to a nation and identification with its reality and its history. 

• Hedonism. 

• Nationalism. 

• Existentialism. 

• Social Darwinism. 

This key concept refers to an ideology, political movement, and a form of government of a totalitarian, anti-democratic, ultra-nationalist and extreme right-wing nature. 

• Hedonism. 

• Existentialism. 

• Fascism. 

• Social Darwinism. 

He was the leader of the totalitarian State in Russia. 

• Adolf Hitler 

• Benito Mussolini 

• Joseph Stalin 

• Hirohito 

• Franklin D. Roosevelt 

He was the leader of the totalitarian State in the USA.

• Hirohito  

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Joseph Stalin 

• Benito Mussolini 

• Adolf Hitler 

He was the leader of the totalitarian State in Italy. 

• Adolf Hitler 

• Benito Mussolini 

• Joseph Stalin 

• Hirohito 

• Franklin D. Roosevelt 

This key concept refers to an attitude of superiority over others and makes its own culture the exclusive criterion for interpreting and valuing the culture and behaviors of these other groups. 

• Hedonism.

• Ehtnocentrism. 

• Eugenics.

• Blitzkrieg. 

This key concept refers to mechanized columns and great air power to quickly cross battle lines and encircle and annihilate entire armies.

• Hedonism. 

• Ehtnocentrism. 

• Eugenics. 

• Blitzkrieg. 

Only the Germans had concentration camps. 

• True

• False

The British and the Soviets fought mainly in land with few supports of the USA who fought the Japanese in a different front.  

• True

• False