Compare what Soviet communism and Italian fascism claimed to offer in the 1920s. Which pair is accurate?

A 1920 party program demanded a Greater Germany, rejection of Versailles, and citizenship limited by “German blood.” Which movement used that program?

Mussolini's 1932 statement on fascism argued that individual and group life should be understood in relation to what?

Which leader promoted “socialism in one country” in 1924 as a way to build Soviet power without waiting for worldwide revolution?

In postwar Italy, fascists gained support from people alarmed by strikes, socialism, and weak parliaments. What did they claim they would restore?

During the Great Depression, what did Nazi campaigns promise German voters in the early 1930s?

In October 1922 Blackshirts converged on Rome, and Italy's king invited their leader to form a government. Who was that leader?

Which head of state appointed Mussolini prime minister after the March on Rome?

What did Italy's Acerbo Law help Mussolini do before the 1924 election?

After Giacomo Matteotti's murder caused a crisis, what did Mussolini's January 3, 1925 speech signal?

Which party office, gained in 1922, helped Stalin control membership and appointments inside the Communist Party?

Stalin's main rival was expelled from the Communist Party in late 1927 and deported from the USSR in 1929. Who was he?

What was the failed November 1923 coup attempt in Munich that led to Hitler's arrest and imprisonment?

Who appointed Hitler chancellor of Germany on January 30, 1933?

Which March 1933 law let Hitler's cabinet make laws without normal Reichstag approval?

Between 1936 and 1938, Stalin ordered arrests, show trials, executions, and labor-camp sentences against real and imagined enemies. What is this called?

What name is most associated with the Soviet system of forced labor camps used under Stalin?

Which camp, opened in March 1933 near Munich, became the first regular concentration camp established by the Nazi government?

Which Nazi police organization began in Prussia in 1933 and became a central tool for investigating and terrorizing political opponents?

On March 13, 1933, Hitler created a ministry headed by Joseph Goebbels. What did it control?

Which organization served as Mussolini's secret political police against anti-Fascist activity?

Which 1935 Nazi laws stripped Jews of full citizenship rights and banned marriages between Jews and citizens of German or kindred blood?

Which February 1933 emergency decree suspended freedoms of speech, press, and assembly and let the Nazis arrest opponents without trial?

What were Stalin's industrial plans that set production targets for coal, steel, machinery, and other sectors beginning in 1928?

Which Stalin policy forced peasants into large state-controlled farms to supply grain for industrialization?

Under Mussolini, the corporate state organized employers and workers into state-supervised bodies. What did it generally preserve?

Which Mussolini campaign sought Italian self-sufficiency in wheat production beginning in 1925?

Which Nazi economic program, launched in 1936 under Göring, aimed at autarky and readiness for war within four years?

Which policy mix best fits Nazi Germany's early economic recovery claims?

Compare Mussolini and Hitler's first formal entry into national executive office. Which statement fits both?

Which comparison best explains how Stalin's route to power differed from Hitler's?

Compare Stalin's and Mussolini's economic systems in the late 1920s and 1930s. Which contrast is accurate?

Which comparison of interwar ideology is most accurate?

Compare Hitler's Germany and Stalin's USSR as police states. Which method did both regimes use?

Which comparison best describes Mussolini's Blackshirts and Hitler's SA before full dictatorship?