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How: through political maneuvering, eliminating rivals, and consolidating power within the communist party after Lenin's death. -
Outcome: Mussolini and the Fascist party came to power in Italy -
Hitler's autobiographical manifesto outlining his political ideology and future plans for Germany -
purpose: Rapid industrialization and collectivization of agriculture in the soviet union -
why: To gain control over resources and expand Japanese territory in mainland China -
Why: a man-made famine in soviet Ukraine, part of stalin's collectivization policies. -
Hitler's rise to power through political maneuvering and exploitation of the political climate. -
purpose: Hitler eliminated political opponents within the Nazi party -
Discriminatory laws against Jews in Nazi Germany, stripping them of their rights and citizenship -
Mussolini's attempt to expand Italy's colonial empire -
Stalin's campaign of political repression and persecution. Gulags were forced labor camps -
a conflict between the Republicans and Nationalist, often seen as a proxy war between fascist and socialist ideologies. -
Japanese troops committed numerous atrocities against Chinese civilians and soldiers -
"Night of broken glass" a pogrom against Jews throughout Nazi Germany. -
this event is important because it marked the start of World war II -
A surprise attack on the US naval base, leading to the United States entering World War II.