1. Communism
1.1. Key Concepts:
1.1.1. Government owns the means of production
1.1.2. All ethnicities are accepted
1.1.3. No religion
1.1.4. Appealed to urban and agricultural workers
1.2. Key People:
1.2.1. Joseph Stalin (Soviet Union)
1.2.2. Karl Marx
1.2.3. Fidel Castro (Cuba)
1.2.4. Mao Zedong (China)
2. Facism/Nazism
2.1. Key Concepts:
2.1.1. Capitalists own the means of production
2.1.2. Extreme Nationalism (ONLY Italians or ONLY Germans)
2.1.3. Use religion as a tool
2.1.4. Appealed to business leaders, wealthy landowners and the lower middle class
2.2. Key People:
2.2.1. Facism: Benito Mussolini (Italy)
2.2.2. Nazism: Adolf Hitler (Germany)
3. TOTALitarianism
3.1. Definition: One absolute leader (single-party dictatorship)
3.2. Techniques used to obtain and retain ABSOLUTE control:
3.2.1. 1. State control of the economy
3.2.2. 2. Censorship of all media
3.2.3. 3. Use of propaganda (spending ideas to promote a specific cause)
3.2.4. 4. Indoctrination (the process of teaching a point of view)
3.2.5. 5. Use of spies/secret police and fear