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Communism Vocabulary

Dictator-a person in charge of a government with absolute power

Means of Production-the stuff needed to make stuff Land Labor Capital (MONEY!!)

USSR-Union of Soviet Socialists Republics

Socialist-a person who believes that the means of production should be controlled by all the people (not individuals) Believes in no private property

Censorship-when the government tells the people what then can and cannot write, sing, produce, draw, etc.

Police State- a country where the police act like the army and have unlimited power over the people

Politburo-head committee of the Communist Party Makes all the decisions In the USSR, it was the government

Nationalize-to put under government control and ownership

Totalitarian-a government with total control over its people

Command Economy- a socialist economic system where production and distribution of goods and services are controlled by the government and industry is mostly or completely publicly owned.

Collective Farm- a large farm created when small privately owned farms were nationalized and combined. All decisions on the farm made by the government.

Propaganda- news, movies, posters, art, literature produced to get people to do or believe something.

Every day life becomes more enjoyable!

"Thank you dear Stalin for a Happy Childhood!"

Iron Curtain- the imaginary line across Europe dividing the communist east from the democratic west.

NATO- North Atlantic Treaty Organization An alliance led by the United States of democratic countries against the Soviet led Warsaw Pact

Warsaw Pact- an alliance led by the Soviet Union against the American led NATO

Brinkmanship- the willingness of both the USA and the USSR to go to the edge of nuclear war to maintain an advantage throughout the Cold War

MAD-Mutually Assured Destruction Idea that if the Soviets launched weapons, the United States would as well and both countries (and all others) would be destroyed, and vice versa.

Cold War-years of tension and near war between the United States and the Soviet Union that never resulted in a shooting war Lasted from 1945 to 1991

Third World- underdeveloped, poor countries