Stalin's totalitarianism was constant, rapid and profound change called, "".
a. menshevism
c. glasnost
b. permanent revolution
d. leninism

Stalin's totalitarianism was constant, rapid and profound change called, "a)Menshevism:. Mensheviks had a distinct political ideology that pertained that socialism could not be achieved in Russia, because of the backward economic conditions, so to achieve this Russia would have to go through a bourgeois revolution and go through a capitalist stage of development before socialism was technically possible and before the working class could develop a revolution based on socialism.

Communicating with the dead was common, it wasn’t seen as bizarre or weird,” explains murch. “it’s hard to imagine that now, we look at that and think, ‘why are you opening the gates of hell? ’

C) the conditions in the factory have never been questioned by the employee.