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Basically, totalitarianism created a quick and easy way to get back onto the international table. Add to that the fact that its state-controlled economy made it quick to recover, and it became very popular. Crime, of course, was extremely lowered, because people were given jobs if they weren't working (Poverty caused by unemployment is a major factor in crime) and the punishments for doing so were raised significantly.
More esoterically, I think the idea that in a totalitarian country, it was easy to imagine you were one of millions and that you would never stand alone. You never needed to make political decisions, and indeed everyone "agreed" with you, because it was illegal to say otherwise.
of course, everyone who's watched V for Vendetta knows why totalitarianism is bad, even though the regime that arose in that situation lied to get its power.
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Which country did not adopt totalitarian rule?
France
What were the major steps in Stalin's totalitarian rule of the Soviet Union?
helping matter is unsastainable
What person imposed totalitarian rule over the soviet union in the early twentieth century?
Lenin was the first leader of the Soviet Union and under him the totalitarian system was established.
An authoritarian government that seeks to control all aspects of society is?
Well the truth is i really don't know, but i think it is totalitarian
What was the totalitarian rule that Hitler Stalin and Mussolini followed?
Totalitarian rule means that the government controls every aspect of its citizens' lives. It's the opposite of liberty, which means that citizens are free to do what they want as long as they respect the rights of others. Laws are made to define, for example, that your right to swing your fist stops before it reaches my nose. An example of rule in a totalitarian state is the presence of secret police who arrest you for anything at all and imprison you without a trial. That's how concentration camps (in Germany) and the gulag (in the Soviet Union) got established.
What does Nazi Control mean?
Refers to Hitler's rule in Germany, under this rule the country was transformed into a totalitarian state where the Nazi party controlled nearly all aspects of life
Which country did not adopt totalitarian rule?
France
What is goal of a totalitarian ruler?
to control all aspects of society.
What is a dictator controls all aspects of the citizens lives?
Totalitarian state
What right do people give up when they accept totalitarian rule?
The people give up their right to oppose the government when they accept Totalitarian rule.
which of the following is a key characteristic of totalitarian governments?
Central Rule
A form of government in which the leaders control every part of society?
A totalitarian government controls all aspects of the society, usually led by a dictator.
Nation in which a single party controls the government and all aspects of peoples lives?
Totalitarian
One characteristic of a totalitarian state is that?
...it tries to have total control of all aspects of society.
What tribes did the Inca conquer and what were the positive and negative aspects of Inca rule?
they conqured the u.s 3 times, and defeated britain 5 times
What positive aspects is of an extended family?
the positive aspects of an extended famly is have more attention
Match the following A. Autocracy B. Republic C. Totalitarian government?
A. Autocracy A. Rule by a single person B. Republic B. Representative democracy C. Totalitarian government C. Rule by fear and ideology
