Promised to improve the economy
Was the only political party
Pledged to unite Italy and Germany
Ended the influence of the Church
A democracy was put in place
The socialists came into power
There was a one-party dictatorship
Free speech was encouraged
The fascists supported democratic ideals.
The fascists supported a classless society.
The fascists ended political feuding in government.
The fascists worked for socialist change.
To turn the Soviet Union into a military power
To increase farm production
To produce more consumer goods
To turn the Soviet Union into a modern industrial power
Individual peasants could own small plots of land
Agricultural output skyrocketed in the 1930's
The government provided tractors, fertilizers, and seed
Peasants set all prices and controlled access to farm supplies
Russification
Surrealism
Tsarism
Capitalism
Peasants did not want to give up their lands to the state
Central planners did not achieve production goals
Stalin feared rival party leaders
The kuklaks resisted collectivization
The elite often suffered from Stalin's purges
The elite could not get scarce consumer goods
The elite could not join the Communist Party
The elite could not find good housing
Women's groups
Communists
Socialists
Conservative Germans
They launched large public works projects
They rearmed Germany
They passed the Nuremberg Laws
They established the Gestapo
Combined all Protestant sects into a single state church
Deprived the Jews of German citizenship
Required all young Germans to join the Hitler Youth
Established the Third Reich under Hitler
The promise of a new democracy
The Great Depression
Big business and labor
The support of the Weimar government
Most Germans were barely affected by Nazism
The Nazis controlled all aspects of German life
The Nazis controlled the government but had little influence on other German institutions
The Nazis kept firm control over Germany but followed moderate and tolerant policies
To protest the policies of Adolf Hitler
Because the French wanted to acquire more land
To force striking German miners back to work
Because Germany had fallen behind in reparations
Dawes Plan
Versailles Treaty
Locarno treaties
Kellogg-Briand Pact
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