Warm-Up Prompt: What characteristics/traits make a government a totalitarian government? Use your background knowledge to make a list of characteristics/traits.

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Warm-Up Prompt: What characteristics/traits make a government a totalitarian government? Use your background knowledge to make a list of characteristics/traits of a totalitarian gov’t. DO NOT COPY YOUR NOTES or the DEFINITION!! IN YOUR OWN WORDS!!!

Key Traits of Totalitarianism

Key Traits of Totalitarianism Ideology State Control of Individuals Dynamic Leader Methods of Enforcement Dictatorship & One-Party Rule Modern Technology State Control of Society

Ideology Sets goals of the state Justifies gov’t action Glorifies aims of the state

State Control of Individuals Demands loyalty Total obedience to authority Personal sacrifice for the good of the state Denies basic liberties

Dynamic Leader Unites people toward common goals Encourages unconditional loyalty & uncritical support of regime through force of will Becomes the symbol of gov’t

Methods of Enforcement Use of police terror & organized violence Indoctrination, censorship, persecution Uses force to crush all opposition Targets certain groups as enemies (minorities, political opponents)

Dictatorship & One-Party Rule Exercises absolute authority Dominates the gov’t

Modern Technology Mass communication to spread propaganda Builds up advanced military weapons

State Control of Society Control over: Business Labor Housing Education Family life Youth Religion The arts

CW Assignment – Pen Pal Letter Instructions: Write a letter to yourself from an individual living in a totalitarian state (real or imaginary). In the letter, discuss the following: What it’s like living in a totalitarian state What effects living in this type of country has on you and/or your family Give at least three examples in your daily life that are from the key traits from this lecture Your letter should be at least 250 words (approximately 1 page) Make sure to format correctly – “Dear (Your Name),” & “Sincerely, (Friend’s Name)”