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.

The correct answer is c