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AUTHORITARIANISM AND TOTALITARIANISM, image, image, image, image, image,…

- - - - dictatorship
      - no political parties
      - rights were limited
    - - expansionist policies were set up
    - - the government controlled economy
      - companies were nationalised
      - public works were created
      - imports were minimalised
    - - almost all classes supported the regime
        
        middle class
        
        had become poor during war
        
        they wanted strong interventionist state
        
        Army
        
        collaborated with the regime
        
        Business owners
        
        thanks to the stop of workers strike
        
        workers
        
        realised the regime could create jobs
- - - - nationalist
      - anti-communist
    - - anti nationalist and capitalist
      - classless communism
  - - - individual rights
      - many parties
      - citizens equality
    - - one party
      - rights were given to groups
      - social inequality
- - - - all power held by him
      - one political party
        (National Fascist Party)
      - expansionist policy
    - - governmental intervention
      - autarky was set up
    - - removed workers rights
      - indoctrination through education
      - subsidies to large families
  - - - great development
      - he was extremely anti-Semitic
      - unemployment fell
    - - establishment of the Third Reich
      - Expansionist policy to recover lost territories
      - Nazi was the only party
  - - - constitution of 1936
      - only political party
      - all power was held by Stalin
      - tried to spread communism through Komintern
    - - five year plan
        
        collectivisation of land
        
        nationalisation of industries
        
        construction of hydraulic works
      - controlled by state
    - - equality
      - healthcare, education and housing for everybody
      - use of propaganda