Totalitarianism is a form of government where the government has complete control over private and political lives of its citizens. Stalin monitored telephone lines, read mail and had spies everywhere. Those that opposed him were killed and his secret police patrolled Russia. All newspapers, magazines, etc had to be approved by the Soviet Union. Propaganda was also in every corner of Russia. By using propaganda, he could instill fear.
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Explanation:
Incentive
A reward to encourage someone to behave in a particular way
Censorship
A process by which the government controls information in the media
Indoctrinate
To teach others to completely accept the beliefs of a particular group
Anti-Semitism
Anti-Jewish discrimination or prejudice hatred towards Jews
Propaganda
Official communications created to win support for a cause.4
The difference between propaganda and indoctrination is that one is supposed to make people believe while other is able to change their mind and not to make them believe on their own accord.
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The Root-Takahira Agreement was a bargain to keep Japan out of China and the Philippines in return for recognizing Japan's special interest in Korea.
As part of the foreign policy of the United States, the Secretary of State Elihu Root negotiated this agreement with Takahira Kogoro, who was the Japanese Ambassador in America. Signed on November 30, 1908, the agreement included the acceptance that Japan could have the right to fulfill its interest of annex Korea but limit immigration od Japanese people that wanted to live in the Pacific West of the United States.
The focus of the earliest phase of the women's movement was Voting Rights.
