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====a) To find out things about Mussolini that I never knew before. I also looked up this source to see interesting and new things about Italy.====

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a) Hitler won popular support by blaming Jews for Germany's defeat in World War I and for its economic troubles.
====b) To end unemployment and improve the economy, Hitler launched vast building programs, banned strikes, and placed strict controls on wages and prices. He also increased the German military, a step that violated the Versailles Treaty.====

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Totalitarianism as a cause of World War II
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1. **Quality of the source** A well known website that many people can contribute and add on to information others have given; on one page to make quality information. A bibliography is given this ensures the information came from a professional source.

2. **Most important informational aspects of this source** a. Hitler gained power very easily; and took back Germany’s territory that was taken in World War I. b. He had full control of the National press and propaganda He proved that if you repeat a lie often enough in mass media, most people will accept it as the truth. Adolf Hitler controlled the media of Germany and used it to shape a modern, civilized country to his satisfaction. c. He had a special police called the S.S which were undercover officers. If a citizen of Germany said something wrong about Adolf Hitler and the S.S happened to over hear; they were liable to be killed the next day

3. **Why I choose this source** a. I choose this source to show examples of information that is updated on a regular basis. The length of the information also appealed to me; so that there are lots to choose from. As well as the language that the information has been written in is understandable and clear.

Origins, Trajectory, Causation
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====__1. Quality of source__ As the Internet' s premier collection of online encyclopedias, Encyclopedia.com provides you reference entries from credible , published sources lik e ** Oxford University Press ** and ** Columbia Encyclopedia **. 2. **__Most Important Informational Aspects of This Source__**==== ==== a) Totalitarianism was followed closely by Hitler and his allies. They used it to try and take over countries and rid the world of the people they didn’t want. b) In the United States, the language of totalitarianism, despite dissenting voices, had wide appeal across the political spectrum. c) Since the early 1950s it has frequently been acknowledged that theorists of totalitarianism are much more adept at constructing morphologies than they are at establishing the precise relationship of totalitarian regimes to one another. 3. **__Why I Chose this Source__**==== a) I chose this source because it is very reliable in where it’s getting its information. It has a ton of information and has everything I needed to know about totalitarianism. KEENAN BROCK

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Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party

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The BBC is the largest broadcasting organisation in the world. Its mission is to enrich people's lives with programmes that inform, and educate.

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a. In March 1919, Mussolini formed the Fascist Party, galvanising the support of many unemployed war veterans. He organised them into armed squads known as Black Shirts, who terrorised their political opponents. In 1921, the Fascist Party was invited to join the coalition government.

** I chose this source because it had interesting information in a simple format and it was from a reliable source. **
 ** The History of Totalitarianism **

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__ Quality of Source: __ An excerpt from an established history journal which was founded in 1987

__ Most Important Informational Aspects of the Source: __ a) Totalitarianism is a system of rule which attempts to control all aspects of life through terror, propaganda, and secret police b) Totalitarianism involves a single ideology for the country c) The article suggests that most democracies have hints of totalitarianism in daily life

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**Carlene Downer** ** Totalitarianism **

** Link: ** **[]** **1.** **Quality of Source.** **© 1995 - 2011 orwellweb.com. All Rights Reserved. A broadcast talk in the B.B.C. Overseas Service, 30 April 1941; printed in the Listener, 29 May 1941.**

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**A)** **The concept of Totalitarianism is a typology or ideal-type used by some political scientists to encapsulate the characteristics of a number of twentieth century regimes that mobilized entire populations in support of the state or an ideology.** **B)** **The relationship between totalitarianism and authoritarianism also remains controversial: some see totalitarianism as an extreme form of authoritarianism, while others argue that they differ completely.**

**3.** **Why I chose this Source.** **It talks about the deferent ideas of totalitarianism, about what it is and examples in history and are world, plus being a reliable source.**

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__Headline:__ Hitler and his Nazi party, along with the overall Impact of WW2, created Totalitarianism in the Kingdom of Hungary. __Link:__ [] [] 1. __Quality of source__ Wikipedia tends to be the most used and most inputted on sourse of refference on the web. A reliable university approoved translated thesis on Hungarian History seems to be great 2. __Most Important Informational Aspects of This Source__ a. Hungary was apart of the Axis Power, due to reliance of increased trade with fascist Italy and Nazi Germany during the depression, and was forced by Germany to obey Nazi rule when WW2 struck. b. Prime Minister Miklos Horthy was agenst the Nazi rule, along with his ppl, and secretly defied Hitler with having ties to the US c. 1944 Horthy was Imprisoned by (traterism) defience, and presumed killed. d. Mátyás Rákosi replaced Horthy as Prime Minister, having been a prisoner of war, he took full country control as a communist dictator and began his rule of Totalitarianism, which continued after his reign untill the 1980's. 3. __Why I Chose this Source__ a. Most Hungarian History is only found readable in Hungarian, using such vase contributioners such as wikipedia and translated history text came to be quite usefull. In addition to prior knowledge through reliable relatives. ~Amanda Tornai~