Dictators
He promised peace, land and bread to his people
Who is Vladimir Lenin?
A large social goal is to create a classless society
What is Communism
He created a totalitarian state known as the Third Reich
Who is Adolf Hitler
This philosopher argued that people have natural rights.
Who is John Locke?
This system fosters the Security and economic interests of the majority over the minority.
What is Authoritarianism
He used aggressive 5 year plans to industrialize his country
Who is Joseph Stalin
This ideology is extremely nationalist.
What is Fascism?
He used forced labor camps to punish enemies of the state.
What is the Gulag?
Who is Joseph Stalin?
The natural rights that people are entitled to, according to the father of liberalism
What is life, liberty and land (property)
This thinker believed that individuals must sometimes surrender personal freedoms to an absolute authority in exchange for security, forming the basis of an early challenge to classical liberalism.
Who is Thomas Hobbes?
He starved his dissenters, claiming the lives of millions.
Who is Joseph Stalin?
Locke shaped this theory that explains why people agree to be governed.
What is Social Contract Theory?
He used the SA to intimidate any political rivals and helped him consolidate his power.
Who is Adolf Hitler?
(Sturmabteilung)
This concept argues that government intervention is necessary to correct market failures and ensure fairness.
What is Keynesian Economics?
This Ideology requires a Government-directed private enterprise-based economy to serve the needs and interests of the state
What is Fascism?
His final act was taking a cyanide pill, and a shot to his right temple as allied forces closed in on him.
Who is Adolf Hitler
This principle allows people to choose what jobs they work, what they buy, and how they run their businesses
What is Economic Freedom?
He made "The little red book" compulsory for his people to read.
Who is Mao Zedong?
This rejection of Liberalism allows for maximum economic freedom
What is Fascism
The decision-making in a fascist government
What is Centralized Decision Making
Who is Adolf Hitler?
The “invisible hand” supports this system, where competition and voluntary exchange guide economic outcomes without government interference.
What is laissez-faire capitalism?
he lead this political group that seized power during the October resolution (2 answers)
Who are the Bolsheviks / Who is Vladimir Lenin
which rejection of liberalism was occurring during The Enabling Act (1933), which gave Hitler supreme power to pass any laws necessary to ensure order.
what are individual rights / What is rule of law
Money is worth next to nothing, economy is in shambles
What is Hyperinflation?