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| oppressive, unjust government; cruel, unjust use of power. |
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| A friend who shares interest; a fellow Communist. |
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| Evil or wicked action or habit. |
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| Lack of emotion or interest; unconcern. |
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| A concisely expressed principle, rule of conduct, or statement of general truth. |
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| A result that is the opposite of what might be expected. |
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| An idealized place of perfection in society and political organization. |
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| Uses humor or irony to criticize human nature. |
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| A political system based on complete governmental control of all aspects of life, often by force. |
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| Something that stands for something else. |
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| Became Russian dictator; responsible for the deaths of millions. |
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| Believed in revolution; leader of the Bolsheviks and Red Army in Russian Civil War. |
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| Second in command behind Lenin; helped lead the Red Army to victory in Russian civil war. |
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| the wealthy in Russia; oppressive to the serfs. |
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| wrote The Communist Manifesto; believed the peasants would revolt and form a better Russian government. |
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| Stalin's idea; designed to make Russia a more industrialized superpower. |
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| every person receives an equal share of wealth. |
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| free enterprise; open market |
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| gains in technology to advance production |
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| Independent farms had to merge to form larger, government controlled farms |
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| Those who opposed the government were killed or exiled. |
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