Stalin
Mussolini
Hitler
Fascism
Communism
or Both
Totalitarian Regimes
100

Stalin would send anyone who opposed his authority to this forced labor camp.

Gulag

100

This literally means “the leader” in Italian.  It was Mussolini’s nickname

Il Duce

100

The book that Hitler wrote when he was in jail, which set forth his beliefs and goals for Germany.

Mein Kampf

100

Denies individual rights

Both

100

He claimed Germans were the master race

Hitler

200

Stalin’s agricultural economic policy where he seized over 25 million privately owned farms and combined them into large, government owned farms to boost food production

Collective Farms

200

The governmental system that Mussolini founded and implemented once he gained power in Italy.

Fascism

200

The name of the German government that was put in place by the Allies after WWI. Hitler eventually overthrew and dismantled this government after he took power.

Weimar Republic

200

Internationalists

Communists

200

How long did Hitler spend in jail?

Less than a year

300

Stalin’s industrial economic policy that set impossible high numerical goals to increase the input of steel, coal, oil, and electricity

5 Year Plans

300

To promote nationalism, Mussolini wanted to develop national pride and return Italy to the days of this empire

Roman Empire

300

The name of the event when Hitler tried to seize control of Munich, but failed and was consequently sent to jail.

Munich Putsch

300

Origins are from Karl Marx

Communism

300

This is the region in Russia where Stalin starved farm owners who protested collective farming. 5 million people died.

Ukraine

400

An example of the police state in Russia under Stalin.  During this time anyone who threatened Stalin’s power was eliminated.

Great Purge

400

This was the ancient Roman imperial symbol that Mussolini used to represent Fascism in Italy.

Fasces

400

This is the German brand of fascism that Hitler implemented in Germany once he gained power. 

Nazism

400

One Party Rule

Both

400

Mussolini liked doing hard labor only when what was around

Cameras
500

“Wealthy peasants” who resisted Stalin’s efforts to take away their farms

Kulaks

500

After this event in 1922, Mussolini was eventually granted dictatorial powers by the Italian king.

The March on Rome

500

He was originally this (profession/career/hobby)

Artist

500

Supported by the middle and upper class.

Fascists

500

The names of each totalitarian leader we have studied during this unit, and the specific type of totalitarian governments they set up.

Stalin - Communist

Mussolini – Fascist

Hitler - Nazism (brand of fascism)

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