Which of the following statements best describes the "fascist" policies followed by both Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini? A go
vernment led by a central governing body with absolute power, which controls all media, suppresses all critics and opposition, and controls all means of production, and promotes an international "classless" society. A government led by a central governing body with absolute power, which controls all media, suppresses all critics and opposition, and values the glorification of the state/nation over the protection of individual liberties and rights in a nationalistic society with strictly define social classes.
<span>A government led by a central governing body with absolute power, which controls all media, suppresses all critics and opposition, and values the glorification of the state/nation over the protection of individual liberties and rights in a nationalistic society with strictly define social classes.
Hitler had ranks, the Aryan race and the non-Aryan race, in which the Aryan race was better and higher than the non-Aryan race
When American English is better, it's better because it's easier to imitate or learn if you're learning English. Our accents are more flexible than the British ones. ..
<h3>Chairman Mao Zedong launched the campaign to reconstruct the country from an agrarian economy into a communist society through the formation of people's communes. Mao decreed increased efforts to multiply grain yields and bring industry to the countryside.</h3>
Bacon was the scientist that preferred Inductive reasoning which involved taking specific observation and experimentation and analyses of data into consideration and providing a general conclusion which is very different from deductive reasoning as it takes into account general observations and methodology to produce or come up with a specific conclusion.
Every tribe was different, although certain elements were<span> common to most of the </span>Plains tribes<span>. The true Plains peoples </span>were<span> entirely nomadic,.</span>
