Describe weapons of TOTALITARIANISM

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Describe weapons of TOTALITARIANISM How do you control people?

State control of individuals Demands loyalty Denies basic liberties Expects personal sacrifice for the good of the state

Methods of Control Police terror Indoctrination Censorship Persecution

Modern Technology Mass communication to spread propaganda Advanced military weapons

Like in Iran….

State Control of Society Business Labor Housing Education Religion The arts Personal life Youth groups

Dictatorship and One-Party Rule Exercises absolute authority Dominates the government

Dynamic Leader Unites people- Symbolizes government- Encourages popular support through force of will-

Ideology Sets goals of the state…….. Glorifies aims of the state………………… Justifies government actions…

Describe the seven weapons of TOTALITARIANISM : found on “Page 441” State control of individuals Methods of Control Modern Technology State Control of Society Dictatorship and One-Party Rule Dynamic Leader Ideology