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Table of Contents. Page 1 – Table of Contents/Warm-Ups Page 2 – Totalitarianism Introduction notes Page 3 – Vocabulary. Write this down on a separate sheet of paper. Purpose.

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  1. Table of Contents Page 1 – Table ofContents/Warm-Ups Page 2 – Totalitarianism Introduction notes Page 3 – Vocabulary Write this down on a separate sheet of paper.

  2. Purpose • By the end of the period SWBAT understand what totalitarianism is by completing the Think, Write, Pair, Share question. Outcome • Take notes on “Totalitarianism.” • Participate in Think, Write, Pair, Share activities. • Warm UP • Free write

  3. Standard 10.7: Students analyze the rise of totalitarian governments after WWI.

  4. Rise of Totalitarianism

  5. Totalitarian states have governments that have complete control over every aspect of people’s lives. fear Hitler did not get elected by promising the German people that he would lead them into another World War… kill millions of Germans… start the Holocaust… create Death Camps… destroy German cities… How did totalitarian governments come to power? Secret Police encouraging informants Created laws to “Protect” citizens • Hitler was elected because he promised to: • Improve German education. • Improve the economy. • Create more jobs. • Restore German pride. Scapegoating people that seem different Convinced the German people to trade their freedoms for protection from evil enemies How did totalitarian governments keep control over the people? Why did people turn over their control to a totalitarian government?

  6. Totalitarian states are ones where the governments have complete control over all aspects of people’s private and public lives. In this unit we will be studying the rise of totalitarian states after World War I in Russia, Italy, Germany, and Japan.

  7. Think, Write, Pair, Share (1) • Do you think a totalitarian government could take over the United States government? • Explain your answer.

  8. Rise of Totalitarian States (1919-1941) In Russia, hundreds of years of rule by the Czars was replaced by revolutionaries. After Vladimir Lenin died, Josef Stalin created a totalitarian state and tried to modernize Russia. Hatred of the Treaty of Versailles and enormous economic troubles in Germany led to the rise of Adolf Hitler. In Japan, Emperor Hirohito lost much power to the military leader Hideki Tojo. Japanese militarism would lead to war with the USA. After a series of weak governments, Benito Mussolini created a totalitarian society in Italy. These leaders had total control over every aspect of their people’s public and private lives.

  9. Rise of Nationalism

  10. Vocabulary • For the remainder of the class, work on your vocabulary. • It is due on Thursday!!!!

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