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Unit 7 10.7 Rise of Totalitarianism Ms. Ramos Alta Loma High School

a system of gov that is controlled by a leader w/total pwr & control, often forced on people using violence totalitarianism

leaders of governments try to take away the rights of citizens in order to gain control over them fascism

Mussolini’s supporters/ “combat squads” Black Shirts

Hitler’s secret police Gestapo

Deliberate & systematic destruction of a racial, political, or cultural group Genocide

Rules to restrict the Jews Nuerenburg Laws

Night of Broken Glass Nazis attack the Jews Kristalnacht

Hitler’s/Nazi detention camps for enemies of the state Concentration Camps

opposition to war Pacifism

give in to an aggressor to avoid conflict appeasement

nonaggression pact to NOT fight each other and share Polish & Euro land Nazi-Soviet Pact

Short Answer Describe the Nazi policies on racial purity and their impact on selected groups.

Performance Task/Prompt Compare the totalitarian regimes in Germany, Italy, and the Soviet Union. Evaluate the rise to power, foreign policy, and common characteristics of these totalitarian regimes.