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Slide 1 What sort of opposition to Stalin had developed before 1934? L/O – To assess the significance of opposition to Stalin before 1934 Slide 2 Stalin’ s Russi a: 1924-…

Slide 1 Lesson 1 – Opposition Essential Question What opposition developed towards Stalin before 1934? Learning Outcomes - Students will: ◦ Learn about early resistance…

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BELLWORK BELLWORK How was the Cold War different than previous wars? Explain the strategies used to âfightâ the Cold War. Describe the main economic and political difference…

Case Study: Stalinâs Total Control Totalitarian- An autocratic leader who has total control of his nation. A totalitarian uses tricks [propaganda] to get people to believe…