• Mussolini differed from Hitler in regard to Jews and Homosexuals and other groups from power.
• Mussolini faced more opposition from Liberals and leftist groups, while Hitler adopted totalitarianism with a lot of nationalistic pride.
• Both used something called Secret policy.
• Yet both policies were different in nature. Hitler focused more a pollution of the German state and influences from the Aryan race. While Mussolini utilized bandits and hooligans to keep and strengthen his power.
• Hitler and Mussolini placed fear into the hearts of the general public. Trepidation was present but for different reasons.
• People beneath Hitler were afraid of not fitting in. conformity took over and wanted to be apart of the Aryan race. Because if you did not fit in, the consequences were grave such as death camps, and so …show more content…
People were afraid of both. For example, some people were terrified of Mao that they fled the nation. Stalin greatest assets were his intimidation. He would intimidate individuals and instill fear. But there methods in dealing with opposition were different due to the circumstances present. Stalin had deceit and act shrewd in order to accomplish his goals while also exploiting individuals, but Mao did not.

• Both Stalin and Mao had complete control in their Left wing communist states.
• They tremendously affected the citizens and so were the different sectors in the nation.
• Both had influence over financial, social and political events that transpired in the state.
• While both did establish communism or socialism in either Russia or China, their influence or infrastructure was different.
• Both had tried to gather support either through heinous means or through consent. They did so by utilizing their authority and increasing their power till they have complete control. Power came from