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Fascism Rise in Europe - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Hitler had promised the disenchanted to have a better life and a new glorious German.
        
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  - - - Kristallnacht had signaled the real start of the process of eliminating the Jews from the German population.
        
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        The Jews were made responsible for all of the Nazi Empire's problems, and they were fined 1 billion Reichsmarks and they also had to clean up the damage.
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    - - Hitler created a lot of conflict between his people and the "non inferior race" because he wanted to blame someone for all their problems and it gave his people hope
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    - - Change is a huge concept because they were all slowly switching over to hitlers ideals of being a master race and it was huge for them to look for a leader to have hope in during a depression
- - - - A newspaper editor and politician names Benito Mussolini boldly promised to rescue Italy by reviving its economy and rebuilding its armed forces
        
        He vowed to give Italy strong leadership. He had founded Fascist Party in 1919
        
        As economic conditions worsened, his popularity rapidly increased.
        
        Question: Why did Mousolini’s popularity increase as Italy’s economy declined?
        Answer: He offered leadership and change
        
        Groups of Fascists wearing black shirts attacked Communists and socialists on the streets. Mussolini played on the fear of workers' revolt, he began to win support from the middle classes, the aristocracy, and industrial leaders.
  - - - He used terror and violence to enforce his policies. Secret police jailed his opponents
        
        Government censors forced radio stations and publications to broadcast or publish only Fascists doctrines. Mussolini outlawed strikes
        
        He sought to control the economy by allying the Fascists with the industrialists and large landowners. Mussolini never had the total control achieved by Joseph Stalin in the Soviet Union or Adolf Hitler in Germany
  - - - They preached an extreme form of nationalism, or loyalty to one's country. Fascists believed that nations must struggle - peaceful states were doomed to be conquered
        
        They pledged loyalty to an authoritarian leader who guided and brought order to the state
        
        Question: Does fascism or communism seem to be more concerned with the welfare of the people?
        Answer: Communism seems to be more concerned with the welfare of the people.
  - - - Nazism was the fascist movement that developed in Germany in the 1920s and 1930s. Included a belief in the racial superiority of the German people
        
        Fascism was similar to communism. Both systems were ruled by dictators who allowed only their own political party. Both denied individual rights
        
        Unlike Communists, fascists did not seek a classless society. They believed that each class had its place and function.
        
        Fascist parties were made up of aristocrats and industrialists, war veterans, and the lower middle class. Fascists were nationalists and Communists were internationalists, hoping to unite workers worldwide