What Was the Fundamental Difference Between International Communism Under Stalin

question 29

Multiple Choice

What was the fundamental difference between international communism under Stalin and national socialism under Hitler?

• A) Stalin promoted the ideal of promoting a better world for all the world's downtrodden while Hitler only championed the Germans.
• B) Stalin was in favor of centralized economic government control and Hitler preferred economic liberty.
• C) Stalin wanted freedom for the peasants and Hitler was in favor of freedom only for the upper classes.
• D) Stalin crushed all political opposition while Hitler allowed opposition parties to exist in Germany.
• E) Stalin opened up membership in the Communist Party to all citizens while Hitler preferred to keep the National Socialist to a ruling elite.

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Definitions:

Conditioned Response

A learned reaction to a previously neutral stimulus due to repeated association with an unconditioned stimulus.

Unconditioned Response

An automatic, natural reaction to a stimulus that occurs without prior conditioning.

Rescorla-Wagner

A model proposing that the strength of a conditioned response depends on the unexpectedness of the unconditioned stimulus.

Comparator Theory

The theory that the ability of a particular stimulus to elicit a conditioned response (CR) depends upon a comparison of the level of conditioning to that stimulus and to other stimuli paired with the unconditioned stimulus (UCS).