#1: Censorship 

Their government uses censorship to manipulate if the posters of artists are eligible to be released to the public eye. 

Censorship is the manipulation of media/information that is released to the audience/public. 

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#2: Cheka 

 The Cheka provided a reign of terror in order to crush the enemies by executing those guilty  of counterrevolutionary activity. 

The Cheka were a secret police organized by the Communists. 

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#3: Communism

Communism was introduced in Russia in 1917 during the February Revolution. 

A political theory and form of socialism in which property is publicly own and people are paid according to their necessities and skills.

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#4: Duma

 The Duma was initiated in 1906 by Russia's Tsar Nicholas II. 

Semi-representative body of Russia from 1906-1917

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#5: Fascism

Fascists did not support democracy.

The base of Fascism includes extreme nationalism, glorified action, violence, discipline and blind loyalty to the state.

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#6: Fear and intimidation

People did not question the rules or rebel at all because they knew it would have severe punishment, they were under fear and intimidation. 

Fear and intimidation used as a tool to get people to obey, mostly in totalitarian states.

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#7: Felix Yusupov

Felix Yusupov was responsible for Rasputin's death, he tried to poison and shoot him.

A Russian prince from the Yusupov family.

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#8: Five Year Plans

The Five Year Plans made people work for the planned changes and were punished if they didn't make good progress.

The Five Year Plans was proposed in 1928 to make the Soviet Union a modern industrialized power by building heavy industry, improving transportation, and increasing farm output.

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#9: Gulags

Anyone could be sent to the gulags, they were worked to death and punished severely. 

Forced labor camps.

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#10: Hitler 

Hitler believed Germans were the superior race. 

German politician, Chancellor of Germany from 1933 to 1945, leader of the Nazi party and Fuher of Nazi Germany from 1934 to 1945

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#11: Indoctrination 

Indoctrination led to no disobedience. 

To teach people to accept a system of beliefs without questioning.

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#12: Kulaks 

The Kulaks were worked to death in labor camps.

Wealthy peasants.

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#13: Lenin

Lenin favored Marxist ideology. 

Head of government from 1917-1924 and leader of Soviet Union from 1922-1924.

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#14: March Revolution

In the March Revolution, people demanded a raise in their wages. 

Taken place after WW1  in March 1917, caused by the food shortages, cold weather, and wages, workers went on strike.

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#15: Mussolini

Mussolini was the 27th prime minister.

Italy's leader that introduced Fascism

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#16: Nazism

Hitler was associated with nazism

Belief that Germans were the "superior race", and all other ethnic/religious groups were inferior.

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#17: New Economic Policy

Vladimir Lenin proposed the New Economic Policy to Russia.

An economic policy which progressed towards capitalism

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#18: November Revolution

The Bolsheviks had a good bond with the soviets which served in their favor with their actions in the November Revolution.

A revolt against the Provisional government led by Vladimir Lenin with his leftist revolutionaries.

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#19: Propaganda

Using propaganda will groom people to only see subjects that are in favor of the ruling party

Using newspapers, magazines, radio, speeches, and movies to give people a one sided message.

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#20: Rasputin

Rasputin was a corrupt man who claimed to have unique healing powers

Siberian peasant who claimed to have healed the son of Czar Nicholas II 

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#21: Revolution of 1905

Workers were going on strike during the Revolution of 1905  because of their discontent with situations in Russia

 A wave of mass political and social unrest that spread through vast areas of the Russian Empire

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#22: Romanov Dynasty

The Romanov Dynasty entire family was executed, with the exception of a daughter. 

Second dynasty to rule Russia 

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#23: Russian Civil War

The Russian Civil War is also known as the Red versus White army

Conflict where the Red army defended the Bolsheviks from anti-Bolshevik armies

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#24: Stalin

Stalin's name translated into "man of steel".

Leader of Russia from 1929 to 1953

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#25: The Great Purge

Stalin created The Great Purge  due to his fear of others plotting against him.

Reign of terror in which Stalin and his secret police targeted anyone who were a suspect of counter-revolutionary acts or failure to meet production quotas. 

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#26: Totalitarian 

Mussolini, Hitler, and Stalin were totalitarian leaders.

A political system in control of all aspects of public and private life

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#27:Trotsky 

Trotsky was a chief contender against Lenin.

Leon Trotsky was a Marxist revolutionary, theorist, and Soviet politician. 

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#28: War Communism

In war communism, the state controlled the foreign trade.

An economic system introduced by Lenin from 1918 to 1921 to combat economic problems brought by the civil war.

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