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    Totalitarian Essay

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    Germany‚ Italy‚ and the Soviet Union. The totalitarian regimes of the 1920’s-1930’s. These regimes‚ although in different areas‚ shared a common goal; total control. In order to achieve this these regimes would need to gain the support of the people. Adolf Hitler was said‚ “Burn into the little man’s soul the proud conviction that though a little worm‚ he is nonetheless part of a great dragon.” I believe these regimes accomplished Hitler’s goal in this quote by using techniques; some different and

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    Looking back at history‚ we can see many empires that lasted quite a while such as the Byzantine Empire‚ Soviet Russia led by Joseph Stalin‚ and even in present time‚ North Korea led by Kim Jong-un. These empires and nations all share a common agenda in representing a totalitarian structure‚ carrying out orders without hesitation and forcing their citizens by putting very strict laws. During their time‚ the citizens had no real power against the government‚ representing themselves as just mere pawns

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    Modern History Notes

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    WWI Summary ➢ War on the Western Front: ✓ The Reasons for the stalemate on the Western Front: Stalemate: Situation where neither side could make a successful breakthrough on the Western Front. The Schlieffen Plan; was the German strategic plan that was to be put into action if there was war against both France and Russia simultaneously. The Franco-Russian Alliance: alliance of 1893 stated that if either France or Russia were attacked by Germany‚ the other would assist

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    History: Modern America

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    * Primary Source- a document or artifact that was produced at the moment that an even happened (ex. Newspaper‚ note‚ etc.) * Secondary Source- a book or article that was produced after the event (ex. Textbooks‚ etc.) * 5 Step Process To Analyzing A Source: * read the source for basic info (5 w’s) * put the source into context (ask what do you know) * do a close reading (take notes) * corroborate/compare w. another source * analyze & write a story about

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    Modern History Notes

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    Chapter 5: The First Arab-Israeli War and the 1956 Suez Crisis The war of 1947-49 Following Israel’s declaration of statehood the Arab armies attacked along all the borders of the Jewish state. Egyptian forces attacked from the south; Syria‚ Lebanon and Iraq attacked from the north and north-east. By 28 May 1948‚ the Jordanian Arab Legion had occupied East Jerusalem and the West Bank. After initial setbacks‚ however‚ the Israelis successful drove the Arab armies out of the north‚ regained

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    - Hitler was fully responsible for the order for the mass executions in Poland in 1939 and 1940. He was also actively engaged in setting up plans for a Jewish reservation in Poland and he backed the Madagascar plan. He was continually preoccupied with further deportations and deportation plans. - In 1941 Hitler ordered the extermination of every potential enemy in the occupied Eastern territories. He was fully aware of mass executions of Jewish civilians in the occupied Eastern territories.

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    Rise of Nazism in Germany

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    conditions ran across the world. The great depression forced many people to be frustrated with a democracy. They wanted change and a new era. A quick way out of the economic problems that they faced. This would be accomplished with the new governments of nazism‚ fascism‚ and communism. These governments had many similarities to obtain what was to be accomplished. Both systems advocated dictatorial one-party rule. They wanted absolute power in the country; thus‚ it allowed them the strength to control the

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    well off compared to the general population and their social status demanded an adherence to social conventions and formality. As a student and early adult‚ Speer was very apolitical however leaned towards the communism. Speer was first introduced to Nazism in 1930 where he was first inspired by Hitler’s oratory skills. Speer became a member of the Nazi Party on March the 1st 1931 with the membership number 474‚481. From this point Speer was provided with many opportunities within the party‚ specifically

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    North Korea Totalitarian

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    One of the reasons why North Korea is regarded as a totalitarian state is because within the country‚ people are divided into three groups based on their family history (Handley‚ 2013: Internet). The core‚ the hostiles and the wavering (Handley‚ 2013: Internet). Depending on which group you fall under‚ you are given certain rights and opportunities within the living aspects of the country (Handley‚ 2013: Internet). This is a direct violation to human equality. In North Korea they also currently have

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    The leadership principles and what they mean to me and how I plan to apply them to myself and my Marines. I thought long and hard about not just the principles and what they mean‚ but how can I apply them. Some of the leadership principles sound self-explanatory‚ such as “Know Your Self and Seek Self Improvement”. One would think it mean to know your strength and your weaknesses‚ and improve upon them. In so many words this would be correct‚ but it’s much easier said than applied. In my opinion it

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