Understanding key Terms
Introduction: Match each term with its definition
Authoritarianism
A political concept where power is held
by a single leader or elite group
Totalitarianism
An extreme form of authoritarianism that
tries to control citizens' lives
Ideology
A movement created by Mussolini that
favored conquering an empire
Members of a fascist organization in
Italy, named for their uniform
Blackshirts
Fascism
A set of ideas and beliefs that shape a
political system

Totalitarianism : A political concept where power is held  by a single leader or elite group .

Authoritarianism : An extreme form of authoritarianism that  tries to control citizens' lives .

Ideology : A set of ideas and beliefs that shape a  political system.

Fascism : A movement created by Mussolini that  favored conquering an empire  Members of a fascist organization in  Italy, named for their uniform  Blackshirts .

Explanation:

Totalitarianism is known to the political system characterized by total control of the life of citizens by the government or regime. Among the restrictions imposed are civil liberties, such as free expression, individual liberties, and public liberties. For this reason, it is considered an extreme form of authoritarianism. North Korea is An example of a totalitarian political system.

Authoritarianism is known as the political system where civil liberties are limited by a strong central powder. There is also little opportunity for political and cultural participation by citizens. Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Libya are examples of authoritarian countries.

An ideology is a set of ideas and beliefs that are shared by a group of people. For example, there are political, social and cultural ideologies.

The fascism is a political movement imposed in Italy by Benito Mussolini, this political system is undemocratic and totalitarian, the system restricts all civil liberties of its citizens and is imposed by a dictator.

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east-west schism. the greatest effect of the east-west schism was the creation of two separate churches that had previously been unified under one church, the eastern orthodox church and the roman catholic church.

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