1. Totalitarianism Case Study: Stalinist Russia

2. 1. Industrial Policies
initiated Five-Year Plans to promote industrial growth; limited production of consumer goods

3. 1. Industrial Policies
initiated Five-Year Plans to promote industrial growth; limited production of consumer goods

4. 2. Agricultural Policies
Established collective farms; eliminated wealthy peasants

5. 2. Agricultural Policies
Established collective farms; eliminated wealthy peasants

6. 3. Art/ Religion
Controlled media; censored all forms of creativity; replaced religious teachings with Communist ideals; persecuted the Russian Orthodox Church

7. 3. Art/ Religion
Controlled media; censored all forms of creativity; replaced religious teachings with Communist ideals; persecuted the Russian Orthodox Church

8. 3. Art/ Religion
Controlled media; censored all forms of creativity; replaced religious teachings with Communist ideals; persecuted the Russian Orthodox Church

9. 3. Art/ Religion
Controlled media; censored all forms of creativity; replaced religious teachings with Communist ideals; persecuted the Russian Orthodox Church

10. 4. Education
Expanded and controlled education at all levels; opened educational opportunities to women

11. 4. Education
Expanded and controlled education at all levels; opened educational opportunities to women

12. 5. Control Methods
Used secret police and violent tactics to crush opposition; launched Great Purge

13. 5. Control Methods
Used secret police and violent tactics to crush opposition; launched Great Purge

14. 5. Control Methods
Used secret police and violent tactics to crush opposition; launched Great Purge

15. 5. Control Methods
Used secret police and violent tactics to crush opposition; launched Great Purge

16. 6. Propaganda Methods
Used indoctrination and art to glorify the Communist state; created state-supported youth groups to train future leaders.

17. 6. Propaganda Methods
Used indoctrination and art to glorify the Communist state; created state-supported youth groups to train future leaders.

18. 6. Propaganda Methods
Used indoctrination and art to glorify the Communist state; created state-supported youth groups to train future leaders.

19. 6. Propaganda Methods
Used indoctrination and art to glorify the Communist state; created state-supported youth groups to train future leaders.

20. 6. Propaganda Methods
Used indoctrination and art to glorify the Communist state; created state-supported youth groups to train future leaders.

21. 6. Propaganda Methods
Used indoctrination and art to glorify the Communist state; created state-supported youth groups to train future leaders.

22. 6. Propaganda Methods
Used indoctrination and art to glorify the Communist state; created state-supported youth groups to train future leaders.

23. 6. Propaganda Methods
Used indoctrination and art to glorify the Communist state; created state-supported youth groups to train future leaders.

24. 6. Propaganda Methods
Used indoctrination and art to glorify the Communist state; created state-supported youth groups to train future leaders

25. 6. Propaganda Methods
Used indoctrination and art to glorify the Communist state; created state-supported youth groups to train future leaders

26. 6. Propaganda Methods
Used indoctrination and art to glorify the Communist state; created state-supported youth groups to train future leaders

27. 6. Propaganda Methods
Used indoctrination and art to glorify the Communist state; created state-supported youth groups to train future leaders.

28. Totalitarianism
Gov’t that exerts total control of every aspect of a citizen’s private and public life

29. Command Economy
A system in which government makes all economic decisions

30. Collective Farm
Large gov’t-owned farm on which food was produced for the state

31. Five-Year Plans A set of quotas to improve the Soviet economy
“Welcome, comrade, to work in our collective farm!”