In 1922, lenin and the communist party formally created a state known as the with or by the

it was the union of soviet socialist republics or ussr

France & Great Britain

The only major European democracies left by 1939 were and ;

dictatorial

some states fell to regimes, which wanted total control of their citizens.

fascism, states, individual

Benito Mussolini's political philosophy of glorifies the above the and emphasizes the need for a strong central government.

police, the media

To control the Italian people, Mussolini gave the secret unrestricted authority and used to spread propaganda

Politburo, Leon Trotsky

After Lenin died, a struggle began among the seven members of the , with advocating for rapid industrialization and the end of the NEP.

Stalin, Bolsheviks, plans

Communist Party general secretary removed the from power, ended the NEP, and launched the first of several for industrialization.

Czechozlavakia, democracy

Among the many regimes that arose in Eastern Europe after World War I, only , which had a large middle class, a liberal tradition, and a strong industrial base, maintained its political .

Fransisco Franco, dictatorship

In Spain, led revolt against the democratic government and created a military that favored large landowners, businesspeople, and the clergy.

dictatorship, a totalitarian regime

Franco's regime is an example of rule rather than , because it did not attempt to control the everyday lives of its people.

famine, New Economic Policy (NEP)

After the Communist program was undermined by shortages caused by food hoarding and a severe , Lenin abandoned war communism in favor of his .

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, USSR

In 1922, Lenin and the Communist party formally created a states known as the or by the initials .

treating native americans justly and giving them equal rights as citizens of the united states" was not a way in which americans sought to solve the indian problem. removal was the most popular idea.