History Vocab – 4/18 Totalitarianism

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History Vocab – 4/18 Totalitarianism A political system in which the government controls every aspect of its’ citizens’ lives. – Communist, Dictatorship, Monarchy Fascism A form of totalitarianism in which a single person controls the country (Dictator) – individuals are not as important as the country as a whole

History Vocab – 4/19 Appeasement Giving an aggressor what he wants in order to maintain the peace Internment When the government forcibly relocates and imprisons a certain group of people – based on ethnic group, religion etc.

History Vocab – 4/20 Genocide The deliberate murder of an entire people Armistice A temporary cease-fire or halt in fighting

History Vocab – 4/21 Speculation Putting money into high-risk investments with the hope of making a profit Containment The policy of isolating the Soviet Union after World War II.