Mao Zedong is typically described as a totalitarian dictator who killed millions to stay in power.
Explanation:
Mao Zedong was the first chairman of the People's Republic of China. He was a Marxist theorist and revolutionary who had the interest of his people at heart and one of the most influential leaders the Chinese had in the 20th century.
Most of his policies were totalitarian, even though some were done in desperation and often times ignorance.
He was largely responsible for achieving Chinese sovereignty and giving lands to the people who previously had one, but his totalitarian nature like state controlled media or one party system showed how extreme he could get.
He was known for squashing dissidence and causing years of terror and famine.
In order to ensure that they had the water they needed for their farms, the Inca built large canal systems to irrigate, or bring water to, their fields. The canals also brought water to the cities. Many streets had supplies of fresh water running through a canal.
