Chapter 5 - 20th Century Rejections of Liberalism Flashcards

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What five measures do totalitarian regimes impose to reject liberalism and to enforce conformity?

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very organized, youth and cultural groups promote ideology, total control and censorship of media, indoctrination through education, and secret police induces terror and paranoia

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Two most influential ideologies that rejected liberalism

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communism and fascism

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What five techniques do authoritarian governments use to gain power and maintain it?

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vision, propaganda, controlled participation, directing public discontent, and terror

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What the state would use to redirect its failures through

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scapegoats

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5
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a form of govt where political power rests with a small elite segment of society

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Oligarchy

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system where only one party forms the govt and no other parties are permitted to run for elections

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One party state

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a form of govt where political power resides with the military leadership

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Military dictatorship

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where all political power is vested in the hands of one single monarch

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Absolute monarchy

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Propaganda techniques

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cult of personality, scapegoats, bandwagons, appealing to emotion, stereotyping, name calling

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How did Hilter use democracy to his advantage?

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he exploited fears of citizens following the stock market crash

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The burning of the Reichstag, being Germany’s last hope, and using scapegoats could are all techniques used by Hitler and Nazis to..

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gain popularity and get control over Germany

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12
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In attempt to turn Russia into a communist society, what did Lenin and the Bolsheviks introduce in 1918?

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policies known as war communism

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13
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type of govt that employ a strong central govt, oppose democracy, and supress opposition

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Authoritarianism

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14
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refers to an authoritarian state run by one powerful ruler with a high degree of control over citizens personal lives

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Totalitarianism

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15
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Type of government in the Soviet Union

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Totalitarianism

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16
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Who introduced the New Economic Policy?

17
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policy in which incorporated come aspects of capitalism in hopes of increasing agricultural and manufacturing produtivity

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New Economic Policy

18
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limited private enterprise to improve devastated economy

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New Economic Policy

19
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exploitation of natural resources, nationalization of heavy industry, collectivization of land from private property

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Five Year Plans

20
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What was at risk if anyone was believed to be in opposition of the state under Stalin?

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being sent to forced labor camps, known as Gulags

21
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an extreme right-wing, anti democratic nationalist movement which led to totalitarian forms of govt in Italy and Germany

22
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system were property is vested in the community and each member is working for the common benefit

23
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opposing beliefs of liberalism

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illiberalism

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govt system that seeks complete control over the public and private lives of its citizens

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Totalitarianism

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act/right to disagree
Dissent
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economic policy where all land is taken away from private owners and combined in large collectively worked farms
Collectivization
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oppose change; idealizes the past and accepts economic inequality
Reactionary
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Reasons for rejecting liberalism
create stability, create unity/conformity, economic efficiency
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Reasons against rejecting liberalism
violation of individual rights, lack of peaceful change, discrimination of minority groups
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What were some terms Germany had to face from the Treaty of Versailles?
reparation payments, loss of territory, decreased military, forbidden to unite w/ Austria, taking full blame of the war
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What was is called for Germany taking full blame for the war?
War Guilt Clause
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What did the rise of the Nazi party focus on?
german national unity, strength, traditional values, and a govt that prioritized national loyalty above all else
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What did Hitler promote?
absolute nationalism
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allowed Hitler to pass legislation without the approval of Reichstag
Enabling Act
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ability to enact total govt control of daily life in order to provide 'safety an security'
Reichstag fire
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What were some changes made when fascism came into Nazi Germany?
restricted personal freedoms, eliminated the need for warrants for searches, eliminate opposing parties, support for private enterprise that supports the nation