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Political Systems Thematic Essay Task: Choose two different political systems and for each Describe the characteristics of the political system Discuss how the political system has affected the history or culture of a specific nation or society

Totalitarian Government Characteristics of the System: Dynamic Leader Militarism Elimination of all DISSIDENTS Police Terror Indoctrination (Education) of the Youth Propaganda/Censorship Religious/Ethnic Persecution No Personal Freedom **Glorifies the STATE over the individual

Totalitarian Government Impact of the Political System on SOVIET UNION: Stalin becomes leader of Communist Party and Soviet Union 5 Year Plans: Improve Heavy Industry, Collectivize Agriculture, Improve Transportation Increases industrial production Great Forced Famine (Ukraine) – Eliminate Kulaks Gov’t Control of Economy (Command) – Shortages and Surpluses Churches/Syngogues destroyed by police, clergy killed SOVIET UNION BECOMES A SUPER POWER (Cold War) Government controls all media outlets (Radio, TV, etc) POLICE STATE The Great Purge – Violent elimination of all political opponents. Pogroms: Waves of violence against the Jews