AQA GCSE History · 8145
Paper 1
The use of force, threats or punishment to prevent or suppress opposition.
Revise: Control and OppositionPropaganda tried to win support, censorship restricted alternative ideas, and repression made opposition dangerous. These methods reinforced one another: a person who doubted a Nazi claim might struggle to find reliable competing information and fear punishment for questioning it publicly.
- Revise: Nicholas II and the Court
- Revise: Saddam Hussein's Regime
The use of force, intimidation or punishment to suppress opposition.