Fascism and Totalitarianism Practice Test

A scholar of interwar Europe argues that fascist movements exploited fears of social disorder by portraying strikes, street fighting, and parliamentary gridlock as evidence that liberal democracy could not protect property or national honor. The scholar notes that fascists promised to transcend class conflict through corporatist institutions that would organize labor and business under state supervision. Which outcome was fascists most likely seeking through corporatism?

A political theorist describes totalitarian economic practice as prioritizing state goals over market autonomy, noting that regimes often retained private property in name while directing production through planning, contracts, and political pressure. The theorist argues that this approach sought rapid rearmament and social control rather than consumer prosperity. Which policy best fits this description in Nazi Germany?