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| Bolshevism or communism differed from Marxism because it |
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| subscribed to the necessity of the dictatorship or an elite |
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| Collectivization did not involve |
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| the spread of small, peasant-owned farms |
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| Which of the following contributed to Mussolini's acquisition of power in Italy in 1922 |
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| Fascism in Europe during the 1920's and 1930's is best described as |
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| form of totalitarianism that glorified the state above the individual |
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| During the mid- 1930's, which characteristic was common to fascist Italy, Nazi Germany, and Communist Russia |
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| one-party system that denied basic human rights |
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| Mussolini won support for his Fascists by promotion his party as a bulwark against |
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| Which of the following doctrines does not embody by Italian fascism |
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| Conflict between the classes leads to the expansion of capitalism |
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| The weimar republic, despite a valiant attempt to introduce democracy to Germany, failed to gain support of the German people because |
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| Monarchists, supporters of the abdicated Kaiser, and militarists, humiliated by defeat in WWI, opposed the Weimar Republic from the start |
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| Hitler's Nazi program for Germany, as explained in his rambling autobiography Mein Kampf, included all of the following except |
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| Germany would need a proletariat revolution in order to achieve a purity of races |
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| Hitler's Nazi program for Germany, as explained in his rambling autobiography Mein Kampf, included all of the following except |
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| Germany would need a proletariat revolution in order to achieve a purity of races |
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| In January 1933, Adolf Hitler assumed the post of Reich Chancellor |
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| after his party recieved a plurality of votes in a democratic election |
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