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| A type of government emphasizing the importance of the state over the individual |
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| A jazz musician famous for his rhythm and improvisation |
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| A business man who used mass production to make automobiles affordable |
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| A poet of the Harlem Renaissance who wrote about working class African Americans |
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| a political party of soviets who captured power from the provisional government of Russia |
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| The fear of communism that gripped the United States after the Bolshevik Revolution |
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| new form of music called combined themes and note patterns developed by enslaved African Americans |
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| In this, typically, the "law" is the same as the personal beliefs of the country's dictator. |
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| became the leader of the Soviet Union and the Communist Party after Lenin's death. |
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| Stalin's plan to transform the Soviet Union from an agricultural into an industrial economy in a brief period of time. |
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| this strategy meant cars could be produced in great volume on assembly lines so the cost of each car would be low enough for common people to afford. |
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| A term for governments that control every aspect of public and private life in the country. Usually they use propaganda and surveillance to control the masses. |
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| The fascist leader of the Nazi Party and Germany. |
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| The fascist leader of Italy who rose to power by exploiting the anger of the Italian people over Italy's treatment following WWI. |
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