Answer to Question #172635 in History for Morg

Question

what were the two different types of totalitarian political systems in the lead up to World War 2?

Answer 1

The Totalitarian political system common during the first world war formed the government with one person or single political party to exercise absolute control over its citizens and prohibits any contribution from opposing political parties. The following are the types of totalitarianism that were applied during World War II:

Communist totalitarianism:

Communist such as the Union Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) archived their political ambitions by advocating for socialism employing totalitarian dictatorship. Joseph Stalin was the leader who made the political system possible for the USSR from 1924 to 1953

Theocratic totalitarianism:

Asian content was pro cultural and social practices. Most of its Islamic states adopted the Theocratic totalitarianism political system where a particular party's single political power governed their government employing Religious principles. Countries such as Afghanistan, Iraq, among others, embraced this type o political system.