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How and why were Russian communism become totalitarianism under Stalin?
They were in the pryamid in russia that did not tolorate teh stailin religious rule
What nations are still under colonial rule?
ire land
What is a description of an ideology based on authoritarian rule?
Ideology has no place under authoritarian rule. This is because it involved thinking. This is looked down upon under such occurrence.
Why did some nations embrace totalitarianism after world war 1?
the war left behind destruction and bitterness in those nations
Why did Africa break away from british rule?
Africa is a continent, not a country. African nations have never been under a single rule.
How does totalitarianism rule?
By absolute control of the State or any governing branch of a centralised institution
What nations fell under Japanese rule in 1942?
Philippines, Singapore, and Dutch East Indies
Nations refers to Eastern European nations under the control of the Soviets?
This is correct. However the Cold War and World War 2 are long over and the Eastern Bloc Nations are no longer under Communist Rule of the Soviet Union.
How did the events that took place under Stalin's rule shock George Orwell?
George Orwell (Eric Blair) was himself a Socialist, but in the "English" fashion - he despised totalitarianism in any form, and it was personified for him in Stalin. Totalitarianism figures as a central theme in his two best-known works, "Animal Farm" and "1984".
What country is governed by totalitarianism?
Totalitarianism is a form of government where the government exhibits complete control over everything, political and social. Totalitarianism was alive in Europe around 1920-1945, the period between the wars and World War II. Germany, Italy, and the Soviet Union had totalitarian governments ruled by Hitler, Mussolini, and Stalin respectively.
What are all the commonweath countries?
Name 6 countries that are in the Commonwealth
What type of dictatorship is characterized mainly by a one-party rule which tolerates no opposition but does not necessarily glorify war?
totalitarianism
