| A | B |
|---|
| Developed the modern day concept of fascism took power in Italy in 1922 | Benito Mussolini |
| The peace treaty that officially ended World War I between the Entente Powers and Germany. | Treaty of Versailles 1919 |
| The government that took power in Germany after the monarch abdicated. It lasted until 1933 | The Weimar Republic |
| The quality of fascism which harkens back to values that prevailed in former eras. | Irrationalism |
| He gave myth respectability and a noted German composerwhose work was incorporated by the Nazis | Richard Wagner (1813-1883) |
| Philosopher who believed in a race of supermen who would one day rule. | Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900) |
| The domination of all facets of society by the state | Totalitarianism |
| A philosopher who glorified the state and influenced fascism. | Georg Hegel |
| The argument that people are unequal and some are more suited for leadership. | Elitism |
| One nation dominating other nations is know as | Imperialism |
| The idea that people should be grouped into organizations to better serve the state | Corporate State/Syndicalism |
| The glorification of the military and war. | Militarism |
| He led the Nazi Party in Germany. Came to power in 1933 | Hitler |
| The idea that that state was more than the sum of its parts. Mussolini argued this was the case. | Organic Theory of the State |
| Musician who was a master of the epic drama and whose themes the Nazis used politically | Richard Wagner |
